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Question 1Why did Europeans call the Aboriginals "Indians"? They thought that the Aboriginals were cousins of the people in the East Indies They thought that that was a new word They thought that the Aboriginals needed to be more like the people in the East Indies Because they though they were in the East Indies Question 2What was the most important outcome of the War of 1812? The War of 1812 was the last time that Canadians fought a war The War of 1812 was the most popular war in Canadian history The War of 1812 made Canadians enthusiastic about war The War of 1812 ensured that Canada would remain independent of the USA Question 3What are "voyageurs" and "coureurs des bois"? The men who invented, and then travelled in, canoes The men who travelled by riverboat to facilitate the movement of settlers The men who travelled by canoe to facilitate the fur trade The men who traded with Americans Question 4Why was warfare between Aboriginal groups common at the time that Europeans arrived? Aboriginals were competing for land Aboriginals were competing for land, resources, and prestige Aboriginals were competing for prestige Aboriginals were competing for land and resources Question 5Which phrase best describes how democratic institutions developed in Canada? Slowly and violently Quickly and unexpectedly Quickly and violently Gradually and peacefully Question 6In 1793, Upper Canada became the first province in the British Empire to do what? End slavery in all forms Set large numbers of slaves free Ensure than all slaves could have one day off per week Move towards the abolition of slavery Question 7What does the Iroquois word "kanata" mean? The people The place The house The village Question 8When was the first European settlement north of Florida established? 1614 1640 1644 1604 Question 9How many levels of government did the Fathers of Confederation create? This is not a good way to think of this question One: Federal Three: Federal, Provincial, and municipal Two: Federal and Provincial Question 10Where was Port-Royal established? Acadia (present-day Nova Scotia) Acadia (present-day Quebec) Acadia (present-day New Brunswick) Acadia (present-day Prince Edward Island) Question 11How did the Cree and Dene survive at the time that Europeans arrived? Hunting and gathering Farming and hunting Hunting, gathering, and farming Farming and gathering Question 12When did New Brunswick elect its first representative assembly? 1785 1777 1773 1758 Question 13What do we now know Lower Canada as? Newfoundland and Labrador Ontario Nova Scotia Quebec Question 14Who made a 19-mile journey through the woods to warn the British of an American attack during the war of 1812? Major-General Sir Isaac Brock A young First Nations boy whose name has been lost Laura Secord Chief Tecumseh Question 15Who fought against the British invasion in 1812? Professional British soldiers English and French colonists Freed slaves Canadian volunteers, First Nations, and British soldiers
Why did Europeans call the Aboriginals "Indians"?
What was the most important outcome of the War of 1812?
What are "voyageurs" and "coureurs des bois"?
Why was warfare between Aboriginal groups common at the time that Europeans arrived?
Which phrase best describes how democratic institutions developed in Canada?
In 1793, Upper Canada became the first province in the British Empire to do what?
What does the Iroquois word "kanata" mean?
When was the first European settlement north of Florida established?
How many levels of government did the Fathers of Confederation create?
Where was Port-Royal established?
How did the Cree and Dene survive at the time that Europeans arrived?
When did New Brunswick elect its first representative assembly?
What do we now know Lower Canada as?
Who made a 19-mile journey through the woods to warn the British of an American attack during the war of 1812?
Who fought against the British invasion in 1812?
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