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Key People
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Miscellaneous
100

It is said that the Industrial Revolution began here.

Great Britain

100

The phenomenon that too place between the “old world” and the “new world?”

 The Grand/Columbian Exchange

100

Who wrote the Wealth of Nations and was in support of capitalism?

Adam Smith

100

The policy of one country extending political economic, or military control over another.

Imperialism

100

T or F, Mercantilism encouraged more imports than exports.

False

200

This economic activity, central to early Canadian history, involved trading animal pelts, especially beaver, between Indigenous peoples and European settlers.

The Fur Trade

200

The law passed in 1867 created Canada by joining several British colonies into one country with a federal government.

BNA Act

200

Which of the following groupings initially benefited the most economically from the impact of historical globalization? First Nations, Explorers, or Colonists.  

Colonists.

200

Moving from rural areas to cities.

Urbanization

200

Are/is credited as the principal founders of modern communism.

Karl Marx and/or Friedrich Engels  

300

This (present day) country was the eastern end of the Silk Road, the network of trade routes connecting it to the Mediterranean.

China 

300

________ in Canada removed many Indigenous children from their families and communities in an attempt to assimilate them into European Canadian culture.

Residential Schools

300

Who is thought to be the ‘last’ Beothuk person.

Shanawdithit

300

What is the belief that European world view is superior to all others ?

Eurocentrism

300

The year of Columbus' first voyage to the Americas.

1492

400

The last government-run residential school in Canada closed its doors in ________

1996

400

A law that recognized only the Crown and Indigenous peoples could negotiate land, not settlers.

Royal proclamation 1763

400

This Métis leader founded the province of Manitoba and led two resistances.

Louis Riel

400

A system of government where power is shared between a central government and regional governments.

Federalism

400

What are the three motives for imperialism?

Gold, Glory and God

500

What land did Canada purchase to expand westward?

Rupert's Land
500

This war began in North America in 1754 and later spread to Europe and other colonies.

The Seven Year's War

500

Gord Downie created a fund in this boy’s name to raise awareness about residential schools.

Chanie Wenjack

500

This economic system is based on free markets, private ownership of business and industry, and the profit motive.

Capitalism

500

This imperialist phrase justified colonial rule by claiming Europeans had a moral duty to “civilize” non-European peoples.

The "White Man's Burden"