Mapping Canada & Migration
Shaping Canadian Identity
Canadian Fundamentals
Indigenous People & Settler Communities
Historical Perspectives & Social Issues
100
The Regions in Canada
What is Atlantic, Central Canada, Prairies, West Coast, North?
100
The idea that many different cultures can live together happily
What is multiculturalism?
100
Languages most spoken in Canada
What is French and English?
100
A “hero” is someone who...
What is helps others?
100
We wear this colour shirt on Truth and Reconciliation Day
What is Orange?
200
Number of provinces in Canada
What is 10?
200
Name this symbol
What is a Maple Leaf?
200
Indigenous languages spoken across Canada today
What is more than 70 Indigenous languages?
200
Name the person in the picture?
Who is Carey Price?
200
This was a massive railroad built in the 1880s
What is the Canadian Pacific Railway?
300
People who left their old homes to come to Canada?
What are Refugees?
300
Name this symbol
What is the Beaver?
300
The year the first provinces joined to create what we call today Canada.
What is 1867?
300
This is where the name Canada comes from
What is Kanata?
300
This is the National Anthem of Canada
What is O Canada?
400
The promise of free land, jobs in the mines or forests, and a safe place to raise a family called?
What are Pull Factors (Reasons to come)?
400
Her picture is on the Canadian $10 bill
Who is Viola Desmond?
400
A document that protects the rights of every person living in Canada
What is The Charter of Rights and Freedoms?
400
This city's name comes from the Mohawk word tkaronto
What is Toronto?
400
This gender who won the right federally vote in 1918
What is when were women allowed to vote?
500
The 3 oceans that touch Canada
What are Atlantic, Pacific, and Arctic?
500
It is the coin which the beaver can be seen
What is the nickel (Five cent coin)?
500
Most spoken languages in Canada
What are Cree, Inuktitut, Mandarin, and Punjabi?
500
A contract the government and indigenous people signed
What is a Treaty?
500
Law that said immigrants could only enter Canada if they came on a non-stop ship. Since ships from India had to stop for supplies, it was a "trick" to keep South Asians out.
What is "Continuous Journey" rule