Canada's History

Which two countries battles for Canadian territory?

• Germany and the USA

• Mexico and the USA

• Great Britain and France

• France and China

What was the name of the war for Canadian territory?

• World War One

• French and Indian War

• Spanish War

• World War Two

What is the name for French speaking Canadians?

• Aborigines

• Slavics

• Conquistadors

• Francophones

What province in Canada speaks primarily French and is mostly Roman Catholic?

• Alberta

• British Columbia

• Quebec

• Ontario

What was the primary focus of the 1867 British North America Act?

• Citizens wanted referendums over the primary language of the country.

• Citizens wanted to join the United States.

• Citizens wanted tax reforms

• Citizens wanted political independence from its mother country

Those who opposed the Quebec Independence Movement did so for which reason?

• They were afraid Quebec would join England and take over Canada.

• They wanted Quebec to continue to be unhappy.

• They wanted to keep the natural resources that helped the economy.

• They didn’t feel Quebec mattered in Canada

Many people supported the Quebec Independence Movement. What is a reason for this?

• They wanted to preserve their culture and language for the future.

• They wanted to become part of France again.

• They hoped by becoming independent, they could join the United States

• They wanted to be part of the UK.

In 1980 and 1995 Quebec voted to secede. What was the outcome?

• Quebec is now an independent country within Canada.

• Quebec is now part of the United States.

• Quebec voted to stay in Canada.

• Quebec voted to join the UK.

The Province of Quebec is different than the rest of Canada due to their language and religion. What is their language and religion?

• English and Protestant

• French and Catholic

• French and Protestant

• English and Catholic

Which statement about Quebec is FASLE?

• French is the official language of Quebec.

• Referendums on Quebec's sovereignty were held in 1980 and 1995.

• Many Francophones in Quebec are separatists.

• Quebecers voted to become independent from Canada in the 1995 referendum.