Oh Canada! Immigrant Roots-Use Blue Textbook

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The First Nations

The Canadians of the First Nations are descendants of those first settlers from _________.

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European Immigrants

What took place between Britain and France in the years 1754-1763?

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Spotlight on Culture

What did early crafts people believe red cedar was?

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Spotlight on Culture

Totems are symbols that tell stories, celebrate important events, and preserve the history of the __________.

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Canada and the United Kingdom

in 1791, the British government established itself in two areas.

• Upper Canada had Indians and Lower Canada had British settlers

• Upper Canada had British settlers and Lower Canada had French settlers

• Upper Canada had French settlers and Lower Canada had British settlers

• Upper Canada had totem poles and Lower Canada had grizzly bears

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Canada and the United Kingdom

Choose the best answer

• Upper Canada became Ontario and Lower Canada became Quebec

• Lower Canada became Ontario and Upper Canada became Quebec

• Upper Canada became Nova Scotia and Lower Canada became Quebec

• Upper Canada became Ontario and Lower Canada became Nova Scotia

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Later Immigrants

Most of Canada's early immigrants were:

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Canadian Citizens and Citizenship:

Canada has adopted an official policy of ________ an acceptance of many cultures instead of just one.

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Study the Population Distribution of Canada 2000 Map

In what part of Canada do most Canadians live?

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Study the Population Distribution of Canada 2000 Map

What two cities have a population more than two million?