People/Settlers
The population of this group of peoples before Contact was 500 000, after Contact it dropped to 102 000. (page 87)
Who are First Nations?
The name of the British fur trading company. (page 87)
What is the Hudson's Bay Company?
A person who comes to live in a country that is not their original home. (page 82)
What is an immigrant?
This was a popular pastime in BNA, which is not as popular today in Canada. (page 96)
What is reading?
Largest city in the Maritimes in BNA. (page 78)
What is Saint John?
This group of people moved to BNA to escape slavery. (page 88)
Who are Black colonists?
Many jobs in New Brunswick were in this industry. (page 80)
What is shipbuilding?
What is a colony?
A game that was so much fun that boys were missing school in order to play. (page 96)
What is hockey?
Largest city in Canada East in BNA. (page 78)
What is Montreal?
They had the most power in BNA. (page 82)
Who are the Elite?
What types of traditional medicines does chapter 5 say people used? (page 92)
What are roots and herbs?
Unfair treatment based on prejudice. (page 83)
What is discrimination?
Which group of settlers enjoyed curling as a favourite pastime? (page 96)
Who are the Scottish?
By the mid-1800s what fraction of the entire population in Newfoundland live in Saint John's? (page 79)
What is about 1/5?
In the Expulsion how many Acadians were forced to leave their homes? (page 85)
What is between 8000 to 10 000?
What type of manufacturing had started up on Nova Scotia? (page 80)
What is a variety of wood, leather, and metal goods?
Also called the Grand Derangement. (page 85)
What is Expulsion?
Game played by First Nation boys and men. (page 96)
What is snowsnake?
In 1851, what was the population of the largest city in the Maritimes? (page 78)
What is approximately 2 536 000?
Name for farmers in rural areas. (page 84)
Who are habitants?
What was the economy based on in Canada West? (page 79)
What is farming and lumbering?
A dislike or distrust of a person or group based on biased ideas or information. (page 83)
What is prejudice?
A party of getting together to get something done, such as building and barn or making quilts. (page 96)
What are "work bees"?
What is one thing the government census would gather from the people during the 1800s? (page 78)
What is counts the people, or what type of work people do, or where they live, or what their heritage is?