Provinces and Capitals
Terms
Contact to 1800
Creating a Country
1900-1940s
1950s to Now
100

Regina

Saskatchewan

100

A form of government were the head of state is a monarch

Constitutional Monarchy

100

Name and Indigenous Group living in Canada before European contact

Cree, Dene, Iroquois, Nakota, Dakota, Haida, Salish, Innu, Inuit, Blackfoot, Lakota, Assiniboina 

100

When did Canada become a country?

July 1, 1867

100

What is conscription?

Males age 18-45 who must serve in the armed forces during WWI or WWII. 

100

Who was Igor Gouzenko?

A Russian clerk in the Ottawa Embassy. Who defected with 100 documents outlining the Russian Spies in western governments. 

200

Newfoundland and Labrador

St. Johns

200

a document that outlines the role and responsibilities of a government of a country 

Constitiution

200

Why did Europeans begin sailing west in the 1400s

Find new trade routes with Asia, resources

200

Why did First Nations want to enter into Treaty? 

Protection from the crown, protection of lifestyle, loss of food sources, medicine. 

200

What countries were people from that were deemed to be Enemy Aliens?

Ukraine, Japan, Germany, Austria

200

What is Tommy Douglas most famous for? 

Creating the first Universal Heathcare system in Saskatchewan. 

300

Nunavut

Iqaluit

300

Signed in 1867 this document created the country of Canada.

The British North America Act or BNA Act. 

300

Name a European Explorer to Canada

Henry Hudson, Cartier, Cabolt, George Vancouver, Simon Frasier, Anthony Henday, The Vikings. 

300

Who was Louis Riel?

He was a Metis man from Red River. He was responsible for leading a uprising that resulted in the creation of Manitoba. 

300

What event ended the Winnipeg General Strike?

Bloody Sunday

300
How did Canadians view Nuclear Weapons before the Cuban Missile Crisis?

Led by women, Canada was very hesitant to have nuclear weapons in Canada. This opinion will change after the crisis. 

400

Ottawa

Canada

400

A military alliance made up of Nations surrounding the North Atlantic Ocean

NATO

400

Why was the railway so important to those seeking confederation?

Transporting goods and people. To be able to defend the country. 

400

What happened at Cypress Hills in 1873?

A group of Assiniboine's were killed by American Whiskey traders and wolf hunter after the Americans thought their horse had gone missing. 

400

What did a group of 5 women from Alberta take all the way to Britain to get resolved?

The Person's case: The right for women to be recognized as women under the constitution. 

400

What is the FLQ responsible for?

sending bombs to people mailboxes. The kidnapping and killing of Pierre Laporte, kidnapping of James Cross. 

500

Vancouver Island

Victoria

500

Members of Parliament are more commonly called? 

MPs

500

Who is John A. Macdonald and what is he known for?

He was the first PM and wrote 52 of the 72 clauses of the constitution. 

500

What role did Chinese Immigrants play in the creation of the railway?

They were given the most dangerous jobs. They were given tools and supplies that were of lesser quality. They were paid much less than their white counterparts. 

500

What was the outcome of the Regina Riot?

1 police officer died due to a head injury

1 trekker died due to injuries 2 week later

The province paid to send the trekkers back to the camps or home. 

500

What were some of the goals of the Meech Lake Accord

Give more powers to the provinces

Recognize Quebec as a distinct society

Change the Constitutional amending formula.