Gr. 7 History Review

A system of agricultural "feudal" land seen in New France betwen 1600s and 1700s is known as

• Landlord system

• Seigneurial system

• Cheques and Balances

• Irrigation system

Which of these was NOT a part of Acadia?

• Nova Scotia

• PEI

• Newfoundland

• New Brunswick

After the Acadian ​ (a)   started by the British in 1755, more than 10 000 Acadians left their home, Acadia, and moved to the Carribean and ​ (b)   . Their descendants are known as ​ (c)   .

• Expulsion
• Louisiana
• Cajuns
• Invasion
• Florida
• Creoles
• the French
• Haitians
• First Nations
• California

In the event of ​ (a)   Tea Party, more than 300 crates of tea were dumped into ocean by colonists identifying themselves as​ the (b)   disguised as the​ (c)   .

• Boston
• Patriots
• Mohawk
• Philadephia
• Loyalists
• French
• British
• Houston

Identify the different groups of people in the image.

a

b

the French

the British

First Nations

Loyalists

Cajuns

Reorder the following events starting from the earliest one.

• Seven Years' War and Royal Proclamation

• Quebec Act

• Formation of Upper and Lower Canada

• Loyalist Migration

Which terms are related to the British and the French?

Groups:

(a) British

,

(b) French

• Capture of Fort Louisburg

• Louis Montcalm

• Line formation

• Loss of Fort Duquesne

• James Wolfe

• Guerilla warfare

Fort ​ (a)   located in Nova Scotia was an important strategic point for the British. After they captured it in 1757. This allowed the British to sail up the ​ (b)   River and start an invasion on​ (c)   .

• Louisburg
• Duquesne
• St. Lawrence
• Quebec City
• Ohio
• Montreal
• Ottawa
• America
• Niagara
• Yukon

The French owned an important strategic fort in the​ (a)   known as Fort​ (b)   . The British tried multiple times to take it from the French and eventually succeeded in 1758. This proved to have both military and ​ (c)   benefits for the British. They eventually renamed it Fort Pitt which later became Pittsburgh.

• Ohio River Valley
• Duquesne
• economic
• Louisburg
• Mississipi Delta
• Grand Canyon
• educational

The forested remote areas of early Upper Canada were known as ...

• Backwaters

• Backlands

• Backwoods

• Boglands