Canadian History and Geography Concepts

The video explores Canada's history from Viking exploration to modern times. It covers early European settlements, conflicts between French and English colonizers, and Canada's path to independence. The narrative includes key events like the World Wars, economic developments, and political changes leading to modern Canada.

Who was the Viking explorer that discovered Greenland and explored further to reach a new land?

• Harald Hardrada

• Ragnar Lothbrok

• Leif Eriksson

• Erik the Red

Which river did Jacques Cartier name during his expedition?

• Columbia River

• Saint Lawrence River

• Hudson River

• Mississippi River

What was the outcome of the Treaty of Paris for France?

• France and Britain shared control over Canada

• France gained control over the Hudson Bay

• France retained all its territories in Canada

• France lost all its territories in Canada to the British

What was the significance of the War of 1812 for Canada?

• It resulted in the annexation of Canada by the USA

• It led to the independence of Canada

• It solidified Canadian resistance against American invasions

• It caused Canada to become a French colony

What was the main economic activity in Canada at the beginning of the 19th century?

• Fishing

• Agriculture

• Timber industry

• Gold mining

Which treaty ended the border disputes between the United Kingdom and the U.S.?

• Oregon Treaty

• Treaty of Ghent

• Jay Treaty

• Treaty of Paris

What was the impact of the First World War on Canadian identity?

• It strengthened ties with the British Empire

• It resulted in the annexation of Canada by the USA

• It caused Canada to become a French colony

• It led to a stronger sense of Canadian independence

What was the Quiet Revolution in Quebec focused on?

• Agricultural reform

• Industrialization

• Secularization of education

• Military expansion

When did Newfoundland join Canada as a province?

• 1905

• 1949

• 1982

• 1867

What significant change occurred in Canada in 1982?

• Canada joined the United Nations

• Canada adopted a new national flag

• Canada gained full legislative independence

• Canada became a republic