Grade 7 Canadian History Review - Chapter One

A landowner who owned large areas of land and lent small parcels to farmers for their use

• seigneurs

• treaty

• oral history

• alliance

An Iroquois word which means “village” or “settlement”

• oral history

• Kanata

• Wabanaki Confederacy

• Treaty of Portsmouth

A type of agreement between people or groups to achieve a common goal

• Treaty of Utrecht

• seigneurs

• alliance

• Île Royale

A treaty that formed after the War of the Spanish Succession that forced France to give up some of its territory in North America

• Treaty of Portsmouth

• Dish With One Spoon Treaty

• Great Law of Peace

• Treaty of Utrecht

Made up of five distinct groups of First Nations peoples in the Atlantic region

• Haudenosaunee Confederacy

• Wabanki Confederacy

• Pacific Coast Peoples

• Blackfoot Confederacy

An agreement signed between different countries in which promises are made

• land title

• cease-fire

• treaty

• law

Present-day Cape Breton – the French government encouraged Acadians to move there and the British offered to transport them

• Île Royale

• Kanata

• Portsmouth

• New Brunswick

A treaty formed between the British and the Wabanaki Confederacy in which the British agreed to not build on Wabanaki land any further

• Treaty of Utrecht

• Numbered Treaties

• Treaty of Portsmouth

• Dish With One Spoon Treaty

Area of land that different groups claim belongs to them

• land claim

• treaty

• alliance

• disputed territory

A method of obtaining information about the past by gathering and interpreting voices and memories from people, communities, and past participants in events

• novels

• textbooks

• oral history

• documentaries