Chapter 5

Why was Acadia a source of conflict between the French and British?

• Acadia was a desired location for fur traders

• Acadia was in a strategic position

• The British wanted to adopt the French way of life.

• The FN were friends with the French and the British wanted the FN as allies.

Colonization is:

• Sending people to another country to create a new settlement.

• When The British gained control of Acadia.

• When one country establishes control over a territory in another country.

• The process of removing FN from their traditional lands.

In 1713, Britain took control of Acadia as a result of:

• The war of the Spanish succession

• The Seven year war

• The Battle of the Plains of Abraham

• The war of 1812.

The Treaty of Utrecht was an agreement between

• The British and the Mi'kmaq

• The British and the 13 Colonies

• The French and the British

• Spain and France

The Oath of Neutrality was:

• The Acadians would have to fight with Britain if there was a war

• The FN were given rights to the land in the Ohio River Valley

• The Acadians would be required to not choose a side if there was a war

• When the Acadians were deported

"The British want us to fight or them and not the French who share our language, religion and culture" This quote is describing

• The Oath of Neutrality

• Oath of Deportation

• Treaty of Paris

• Oath of Allegiance

"That you yourselves be removed from this province. That all the French inhabitants of these districts be removed" this quote is describing

• The Great Deportation

• The Great Migration

• The Oath of Paris

• Proclamation Act

During the Great Deportation, the Acadians were deported to

• Britain, Spain and France

• France, 13 Colonies and Britain

• Europe, North America and Asia

• 13 Colonies, Spain and the USA

Which statement is NOT a reason why Britain decide to deport the Acadians?

• There were more Acadians than British living in Acadia.

• The Acadians were loyal to France

• The Acadians could not be trusted because they are of French decent

• The Acadians rejected their French culture and became more British

Why was the Acadian flag important to the Acadian people?

• It represented their British heritage and Catholic religion

• It represented their involvement in the fur trade in North America

• It represented their Catholic faith and friendship with the FN

• It represented their French history and Catholic faith