Social 7 Chapter 4 Our Canada Review

A staple provided by First Nations to the Europeans.

• pots and pans
• flakes
• pemmican
• cedar tea

After the fur trade declined in the 1800s, trading forts became

• abandoned sites
• permanent settlements
• missionary stations
• all of the above

British trading strategy was to develop contact & partnerships with 1st Nations peoples.

• true
• false

Competition for control of wealth.

• economic competition
• Métis
• flakes
• middlemen

Contact with Europeans first occurred while the Europeans were fishing for cod

• true
• false

During the 1600s the French were allies with the

• Haudenosaunee
• Mi’kmaq
• Cree
• Ouendat

Economic competition did not shape the fur trade.

• true
• false

European & 1st Nations both benefited from trade but it became less beneficial to 1st Nations.

• true
• false

For the First Nation peoples, trading meant

• peace
• new tools
• friendships
• all of the above

In economic competition, “winning” means

• getting furs first
• control of wealth
• control of ports
• having allies