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Question 1What are two features of the Quebec Act? Religious freedom for Catholics and the right for Catholics to hold public office Religious freedom for Catholics and the right for Catholics to continue working in the fur trade Religious freedom for Catholics and the right for Catholics to learn English Religious freedom for Catholics and the right for Catholics to return to France Question 2What did the British hope to accomplish with the Quebec Act? The Quebec Act later became one of the constitutional foundations of Canada The Quebec Act accommodated the principles of British institutions to the reality that most of the inhabitants of the province were French and Catholic The Quebec Act was a way for the British to keep English colonists happy after the war The Quebec Act was designed to force the French to live in more or less the same way as the British did Question 3In which year did the British Parliament pass the Quebec Act? 1608 1774 1759 1776 Question 4Which phrase best describes the legal situation in Quebec after the Quebec Act? French civil law, British criminal law British civil law, French criminal law French civil and criminal law British civil and criminal law Question 5How did the Aboriginals survive at the time that Europeans arrived? They mostly traded with the Aboriginals further south for their food They were all farmers Some hunted and gathered, while other grew crops They all hunted and gathered what food they could Question 6Where was Port-Royal established? Acadia (present-day New Brunswick) Acadia (present-day Prince Edward Island) Acadia (present-day Nova Scotia) Acadia (present-day Quebec) Question 7In which century did the French and English battle for control of North America? 1800s 1500s 1600s 1700s Question 8How far did the French trading network extend in North America? From Hudson Bay to the Gulf of Mexico From Nova Scotia to the Great Lakes From Quebec to Ontario From the east to the west of Quebec Question 9What is special about "l'Anse aux Meadows" today? It is a Newfoundland Provincial park There is a Viking party there every year It is a World Heritage site It is the site of a land dispute Question 10How did the Cree and Dene survive at the time that Europeans arrived? Farming and hunting Farming and gathering Hunting, gathering, and farming Hunting and gathering Question 11What did the Sioux follow at the time that Europeans arrived? The seasons for farming Herds of any animal that they could find Bison (buffalo) Migrating fish Question 12When did Prince Edward Island elect its first representative assembly? 1758 1785 1773 1777 Question 13Who was the first person to draw a map of Canada's East Coast? Amerigo Vespucci Samuel de Champlain John Cabot Christopher Columbus Question 14When did the name "Canada" first begin appearing on maps? 1520s 1550s 1600s 1580s Question 15What was the first British North American colony to achieve full responsible government? New Brunswick 1847-48 The Maritime Union 1848-49 Nova Scotia 1847-48 The Province of Canada 1848-49
What are two features of the Quebec Act?
What did the British hope to accomplish with the Quebec Act?
In which year did the British Parliament pass the Quebec Act?
Which phrase best describes the legal situation in Quebec after the Quebec Act?
How did the Aboriginals survive at the time that Europeans arrived?
Where was Port-Royal established?
In which century did the French and English battle for control of North America?
How far did the French trading network extend in North America?
What is special about "l'Anse aux Meadows" today?
How did the Cree and Dene survive at the time that Europeans arrived?
What did the Sioux follow at the time that Europeans arrived?
When did Prince Edward Island elect its first representative assembly?
Who was the first person to draw a map of Canada's East Coast?
When did the name "Canada" first begin appearing on maps?
What was the first British North American colony to achieve full responsible government?
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