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Changing Lowlands
First Nations
History
Loyalists
Quebec Act
100
The name for the network that escaped slaves used to travel to Canada.
What is the Underground Railroad?
100
The name of the houses that the Ouendat and the Haudenosaunee lived in.
What is the longhouse?
100
The man who formed the first settlement in Quebec.
Who is Samuel de Champlain?
100
The year the loyalists arrived.
What is 1776?
100
The year that the Quebec Act was passed.
What is 1774
200
What it was called when thousands of British and Irish people settled in the Lowlands.
What is the Great Migration?
200
What Haudenosaunee means.
What is people of the longhouse?
200
The name of the women who were sent by the King to marry settlers.
Who were Les Filles Du Roi?
200
The person the loyalists were loyal to.
What is the King of England?
200
This is the group of people whose first language was french.
Who were the Canadiens?
300
The place where many boats filled with immigrants stopped where sick people were left to die or get better.
What is Grosse-Ile?
300
The three plants that were always planted together (the three sisters).
What are beans, corn, and squash?
300
The farm land was owned by wealthy men who were called this.
What is Seigneurs.
300
The language that the loyalists wanted to use.
What is English?
300
The year the British attacked Quebec.
What is 1759?
400
The group of First Nations people that moved from Ohio in 1776.
Who are the Mohawk?
400
The group that first collected and used maple syrup.
Who are the Haudenosaunee?
400
This is the name of the missionaries that were sent from France to teach the First Nations about the Catholic faith.
Who were Jesuit priests?
400
The kind of laws that the loyalists wanted to practice.
What is British law?
400
The amount of french people living in quebec.
What is 70 000 Canadiens?
500
The name of the passage that connects the Atlantic Ocean to Lake Superior.
What is the St. Lawrence Seaway?
500
Where the first nations built their villages.
What is near their communities?
500
Missionaries set up these institutions to help the poor and the First Nations.
What are schools, hospitals, and places to get food.
500
The two parts that the colony was split into in 1791.
What is Upper and Lower Canada.
500
What the french were allowed to keep because of the passing of the Quebec Act.
What is their language, land, and the seigneurial system.