Communities in Canada, past and present

What is the term given to people who came to Canada to escape wars in their countries?

• immigrants

• missions

• landed immigrants

• refugees

Who were Black Loyalists?

• former slaves

• People who were fighting for Britain in the American Revolution.

• People who encountered discrimination (racism) in Canada

• People who receive freedom from slave status

• All of the above

A boomtown in the late 19th century is a ________ that grows quickly.

Identify the professions that helped the development of Canada in the 1800s by putting a check mark next to them

• teachers

• forestry workers

• farmers

• missionaries

Based on video seen, what was the main contributor for the First Nations peoples losing their language and culture?

• Missionary school experience

• Treaties

• Living away from reservations

• None of the above

• All of the above

Many communities began helping each other to settle. Identify what First Nations taught the Europeans

• Making a tea from white-cedar to prevent scurvy

• maple syrup and pemmican

• Navigating the country

• clothing most suited to the weather e.g., pelts

• all of the above

Write five cultural groups classified as Europeans.

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What happened following the Red River Assistance?

• Many Metis people moved away from Manitoba.

• Louis Riel was hanged for leading two resistances.

• Metis people viewed Riel as a hero for establish their identity.

• Many people who participated, fled to the United States or were jailed.

• All of the above

Canada prides itself for many good events. Which are not true?

• Residential schools administrators allowed first Nations children to speak their own language and visit their parents every weekend.

• During World war II, internment camps were the name of hotels that housed Japanese Canadians and they return to their homes after the war.

• In the 1930s, Anti-Semitism did not exist and many Jewish people were allowed to use all public facilities.

• Beginning the 1880s Chinese immigrants could live anywhere, while Chinatown housed many Lebanese people.

• All the above.

Many services helped Canada's Newcomers. Identify which is not.

• Red Cross

• PEIANC

• Catholic Crosscultural Services

• Red River Colony Association for Non-resistant Metis

• All of the above