Final Exam

Question 1

The Royal Proclamation

Answer 1

• 1763
• Framework of government in British Territory after the fall of New France
• Native relations (territory, still referenced today)

Question 2

French Indian War

Answer 2

• 1754-1763
• The French built a post in British Territory
• A scuffle ensues where France wins
• New France eventually looses because they lack recources

Question 3

Seven Years War

Answer 3

-1756-1763

Question 4

Global Migration

Answer 4

Not a recent phenomenon

Migration has existed through all of history

Question 5

Sunrise Girl Child

Answer 5

a skeleton found that proves First Nations have been here for a long time.

Question 6

John Cabot

Answer 6

rediscovered Canada

Question 7

John Cartier

Answer 7

claimed St.Lawrence in the name of France

Question 8

Samuel Champlain

Answer 8

permanent settlement

Question 9

New France

Answer 9

• fur trade expands (Henry Hudson)
• civilize the savages
• warfare and disease wipe out huge numbers of First Nations

Question 10

Chief Donnacona

Answer 10

was kidnapped and brought back to France to act as an interpreter

Question 11

Mercantilism

Answer 11

• Canada was a recourse for mother country
• triangular trade
• beavers and fur trade

Question 12

Code Noir

Answer 12

very little rights for slaves, but determined how they were to be treated

Question 13

Six Nations Confederacy

Answer 13

5 Iroquois nations that banned together to to be the people of the longhouse

Question 14

Treaty of Paris

Answer 14

• 1763
• Concluded French Indian War
• France gave up all land to England

Question 15

Smallpox

Answer 15

British gave First Nations blankets from small pox hospital

Question 16

Treaty of Ghent

Answer 16

• Dec 24 1812
• Signed in Belgium
• End war of 1812
• British loose hope of regaining America

Question 17

General Brock

Answer 17

-Canadian/British leader of army

Question 18

Tecumseh

Answer 18

-First Nations leader of army, the voice of a rebellion

Question 19

American Revolution

Answer 19

• American Independance

- Canada decided to stay out of it

Question 20

Benedict Arnold

Answer 20

-lead attack on Quebec City

Question 21

Quebec Act

Answer 21

• Created permanent system of government

- allowed Quebec to have different system of government

Question 22

Declaration of Independance

Answer 22

• 1776

- Americas Independence

Question 23

British Loyalists

Answer 23

• 80k+ loyalists leave US to Canada

- Settled around Lake Ontario

Question 24

Napoleon Bonaparte

Answer 24

his wars raged from 1793 to 1815

Question 25

Louisiana Puchase

Answer 25

1803 | France Sells Louisiana to America

Question 26

Jay's Treaty

Answer 26

British gave up Ohio | First Nations do not have to pay to cross boarder

Question 27

Queenston Heights

Answer 27

First major battle in war of 1812

Question 28

War of 1812

Answer 28

- Canada was largely uninterested in war - Sense of community in Canada - Trade flourishes

Question 29

Home Children

Answer 29

British children who came from poverty to Canada to work under poor conditions

Question 30

Dr.Barnardo

Answer 30

Set up a school to get education Eventually turned into a school to learn trades He sent about 30k+ children to Canada

Question 31

Children/Childhood

Answer 31

A construct of society | Were seen as labor in British societies

Question 32

Robert Chambers

Answer 32

Envisioned sending 'surplus' children to Canada

Question 33

Industrial Revolution

Answer 33

Changed lives permanently | effected work and class

Question 34

Child Labor

Answer 34

Young children were used as cheep or free labor, with their small hands

Question 35

Peterborough Hazelbrae Home

Answer 35

A workhouse that existed

Question 36

Russell Manitoba

Answer 36

A main farm that people who were sent to Canada

Question 37

Indentured Work

Answer 37

Slavelike contracts that children signed | It made them work for free for years

Question 38

Workhouses

Answer 38

Places in Canada that the British home children would stay at before either being sent on, or sold to families