Chapters 1 and 2
This First Nations Society typically lived in WigWams, built canoes for river navigation and lived it what is known today as the Maritime provinces ( Nova Scotia, New Bruskwick and P.E.I).
Mi'kmaq
This Colony had the largest European population in 1760
The Thirteen Colonies
In 1755, the British required the Acadians to take a second oath. This oath was known as
The Oath of Allegiance
This Italian explorer was sponsered by Britain. When he landed he claimed "New Found Land" for Britain, returning with reports of seas full of cod.
Giovanni Caboto (John Cabot)
The complete control of a resource by a single company is known as?
A monopoly
The main push factor for expaning west and the migration of many people was
The Fur Trade
What was the name of the Odawa Nation leader who orgazied the alliance of First Nations to oppose British takeover?
Pontiac
This First Nations Society were known for their long houses, which were permanent settlements. They also chose their leaders based on their abilityto put the welfare of the land and community first.
Haudenosaunee
The Sovereign Council was established to rule which colony?
New France
The Hudson's Bay Company and the North West Company both competed for resources and partners in the Fur Trade. This is known as:
Economic competition
Under this treaty, France kept the colony of Guadeloupe
The Treaty of Paris
When Jaques Cartier raised a cross on the Gaspe Peninsula, he claimed he wanted to use it for what?
The Thirteen Colonies main economic activity was
Agriculture
Ruperts Land
Under the Royal Proclamation of 1763 the British expected the Candien's to abandom their way of life and adopt British culture. This is known as:
Assimilation
The policy of claiming and controling new lands and territories for one's homeland is known as
Imperialism
Voyageurs often had to carry their goods over land and rapids, including their canoes and pelts. This is known as:
The Hudsons Bay Company and the North West Compant could not have developed their economy without the help of these people.
Middlemen
Britain returned some rights to the Canadien's under what?
The Quebec Act of 1774