History
Trade
Culture
Geography
Vocabulary
100

Who was searching for gold and spices but instead found fish?

Jacques Cartier

100

What did Indigenous people trade their furs for?

metal items and cloth

100

How did Indigenous people share their stories?

 orally, through writing, drawings, and medicine wheels

100

Which province in Canada is discussed in relation to the fur trade who travelled west?

Alberta

100

What does "portage" mean?

to carry a canoe and goods from one river to another

200

What was the first settlement in North America built by Samuel de Champlain?

Quebec City

200

What role did voyagers play in the fur trade?

they traveled across the land working for fur trading companies

200

What is one belief shared by First Nation groups regarding the Earth?

the belief that they must respect Mother Earth

200

What was built along rivers for protection and trade?

forts

200

What is the term for people from England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland?

British Isles

300

Which two trading companies competed for dominance in the fur trade in the 1800s?

Hudson Bay Company and the Northwest Company

300

What was the Hudson Bay Company established for?

to trade furs

300

What type of items did workers at trading posts provide to trappers?

metal - knives, needles, and beads

300

Where did many voyagers end up while searching for furs?

present-day Alberta

300

Who are "Francophones"?

 people whose first language is French

400

What led to the war between the French and English in the 1800s?

competition over the fur trading and land

400

Where did the Northwest Trading Company start?

Montreal

400

What are "Canadiens"?

Francophones who were born in Canada and speak French as their first language

400

What are the two main regions in Alberta where First Nation groups lived?

Northern Alberta  and Southern Alberta

400

What is a "fort"?

a building surrounded by a strong wall for protection

500

What were the goals of the Métis people in the 1930s in Alberta?

to keep their cultural heritage strong and manage their own communities

500

Why did the fur trade become less profitable by the 1830s?

the beaver population became very low

500

How did communities in Alberta reflect the backgrounds of their residents?

they were made up of people from the same homeland or who spoke the same language

500

What was the first Hudson Bay Post built, and when?

James Bay, built on May 2, 1670

500

What term describes men hired by trading companies to travel across land?

voyagers