Canadian Confederation

What does Confederation mean?

• It means to join provinces to make a new country.

• It means to run for a political position.

• It means to abolish the mother country's political rule.

• It means a political conflict.

Which four provinces first joined confederation?

• Ontario, Quebec, Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island

• Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island

• Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, and Newfoundland

• Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick

Which new country did Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and the Province of Canada form?

• The Confederation of Canada

• The Dominion of Canada

• The United States of Canada

• The Federation of Canada

Which two current provinces used to be the Province of Canada?

• Ontario and Quebec

• Ontario and Newfoundland

• Nova Scotia and Quebec

• Quebec and Prince Edward Island

When did Canada become a country?

• July 1, 1867

• July 4, 1867

• July 1, 1876

• July 4, 1876

What did Canada Day used to be called?

• Dominion Day

• Victoria Day

• Confederation Day

• Domination Day

Which was the last province to join Canada?

• Nova Scotia

• Nunavut

• Prince Edward Island

• Newfoundland and Labrador

Which was the last territory to join Canada?

• Nunavut

• Yukon

• Northwest Territories

• Saskatchewan

What does N.W.T. stand for?

• Northwest Territories

• Nordwest Territories

• Nordic West Territories

• Northernwest Territories

Which province is on the western side of Canada?

• Saskatchewan

• British Columbia

• Nova Scotia

• Quebec