Chapter 4 Vocabulary Quiz

Barter

• The result of an event (of a cause)

• A Francophone descendant of the settlers of New France

• The exchange of goods for other goods rather than money

• Something that makes an event happen

Canadiens 

• People of mixed First Nations and European ancestry

• A viewpoint that judges other cultures according to personal values;  believing one’s own ethnic group is superior

• The exchange of goods for other goods rather than money

• A Francophone descendant of the settlers of New France

Cause

• Something that makes an event happen

• A Francophone descendant of the settlers of New France

• The way in which people meet their basic needs, such as food, clothing  and shelter

• In the fur trade, the financiers and organizers

Economy

• A Francophone descendant of the settlers of New France

• • The way in which people meet their basic needs, such as food, clothing  and shelter

• The exchange of goods for other goods rather than money

• • A viewpoint that judges other cultures according to personal values;  believing one’s own ethnic group is superior

Effect

• The generally shared point of view of a group. It can reflect the outlook of people from that group

• A wooden barrier of upright posts

• The result of an event (of a cause)

• Carrying boats or goods over land between waterways

Ethnocentrism

• People of mixed First Nations and European ancestry

• A viewpoint that judges other cultures according to personal values;  believing one’s own ethnic group is superior

• The first encounter between different groups of people with  different cultures

• A North West Company employee

First Contact

• A mixture of dried, shredded buffalo meat, fat and berries

• The first encounter between different groups of people with  different cultures

• People of mixed First Nations and European ancestry

• In the fur trade, the financiers and organizers

Merchants

• A Canadien or Metis employee of the North West Company who  paddled back and forth from Montreal to the trading forts in the  West

• In the fur trade, the financiers and organizers

• People of mixed First Nations and European ancestry

• A North West Company employee

Metis

• In the fur trade, the financiers and organizers

• A Canadien or Metis employee of the North West Company who  paddled back and forth from Montreal to the trading forts in the  West

• A North West Company employee

• People of mixed First Nations and European ancestry

Nor’Westers

• A North West Company employee

• A Francophone descendant of the settlers of New France

• People of mixed First Nations and European ancestry

• In the fur trade, the financiers and organizers