Test Flashcards

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What is the Quebec Act?

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The laws passed by the British government to help the French-speaking Catholic people to govern the French Roman Catholic people in Quebec.

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The British parliament passed laws to help the French-speaking Catholic people to govern the French Roman Catholic people in Quebec. True/False?

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True

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Who were the habitants or Canadiens?

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The French-speaking Catholic people in the province of Quebec.

Eselsbruecke: Quebec hockey team ‘Montreal Canadiens/Habs’.

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What was the name of Quebec before 1759?

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New France

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Who lost the battle of the Plains of Abraham?

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The French.

Clearly the French didn’t win as they’re a minority in Canada.

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Who helped the Loyalists to move from the United States to Nova Scotia and Quebec in 1782 and 1783?

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Sir Guy Carleton.

Eselsbruecke: Fresh Prince of Bel Air/Carleton was such a nice guy.

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Who was a great hero of New France who fought against the British and won many battles?

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Pierre Le Moyne.

Eselsbruecke: Orlando/Scott Moyes is my hero from Halloween party.

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Where did the British defeat the French in 1759?

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Plains of Abraham.

Eselsbruecke: Abraham Lincoln was shot dead, just like the French.

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Who were the voyageurs, or coureurs des bois?

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Men from Montreal who traveled by canoe and carried trade goods and supplies to exchange for furs.

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What did King Charles II allow the Hudson’s Bay Company to look for in 1670?

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Fur

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When was the Hudson’s Bay Company allowed to look for fur in all of the land that had water flowing into Hudson Bay?

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Eselsbruecke: a 16 y.o. is driving the 7 dwarfes in a circle around Hudson Bay.

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Which Aboriginal group was (historically) the enemy of the Algonquin, Montagnais and Huron?

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The Iroquois.

Eselsbruecke: Iroquois Ridge Community Centre has tennis court where people battle.

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The name ‘Canada’ which comes from the word ‘Kanata’ means … in the Iroquoian language.

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Village

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Who made 3 voyages across the Atlantic Ocean between 1534 and 1542 to claim the land of Canada for the King of France?

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Jacques Cartier.

Eselsbruecke: ‘JC’ is for the King of France like ‘JC’ is Anthony’s lakei.

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Who was the first person to draw a map of Canada’s east coast?

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John Cabot.

Eselsbruecke: map made of tobacco=Cabot backwards.

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Who came from Iceland to the eastern part of Canada 1000 years ago?

17
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What is the largest religious affiliation in Canada?

18
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In Vancouver, 13% of the population speaks Chinese languages at home - True/False?

19
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What did the federal government agree to in 2006?

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Quebecers to form a nation within a united Canada

20
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Between 1755 and 1763, the Acadians were forced to leave Canada, and go to Britain, France, and other British colonies. This was called:

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The Great Upheaval

21
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Where did French colonists who came to Canada settle in?

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The Maritime Provinces

22
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Who are the Acadians?

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Descendants of French colonists who came to Canada in 1604.

23
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Which provinces are in the Maritimes?

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Prince Edward Island (PEI), Nova Scotia, New Brunswick