7 - Chapter 7 Creating a New Country Review

The First four provinces to join Confederation are:

• Ontario, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland

• Newfoundland, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, PEI

• PEI, Winnipeg, Nova Scotia, Ontario

• Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia

When you resolve an agreement and everyone has to give up a little to come to an agreement, this is called a:

• Deadlock

• Compromise

• Consensus

• Reciprocity

When the provinces all came to an agreement as a whole, the provinces reached a:

• Government

• Compromise

• Consensus

• Deadlock

When there is no progress being made, and everyone is politically stuck, this is known as:

• Reciprocity

• Political deadlock

• A government dreadlock

• Compromise

Federalism is when there are _______ branches of government.

• 2

• 1

• 3

• As many as possible

The two branches of Government in a Federalist system are called the ___________ & ___________ government.

• central & federal

• responsible & central

• central & municipal

• provincial & central

A system where elected members all represent the same number of people (the more people, the more power a region has)

• Responsible Government

• Reciprocity

• Rep by Pop (or Representation by Population)

• Government

A trade agreement between the US and Canada focusing on the trade of natural resources and their import or export across the border.

• BNA Act

• Confederation

• US Britain Trade Agreement of 1867

• Reciprocity

Which of the following is NOT a Maritime province?

• Nova Scotia

• New Brunswick

• Prince Edward Island

• Quebec

Lead to the creation of the Dominion of Canada and the uniting of the first 4 colonies.

• BNA Act & George Etienne Cartier

• Dominion of Canada Act & John A. Mcdonald

• BNA Act & John A. Mcdonald

• Dominion of Canada Act & Ms. S