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WorksheetsSocial 7 Unit 1 Review
Total questions: 90
Worksheet time: 57mins
The Haundenosaunee moved yearly to find new soil for their crops.
True
False
The Grand Council was a group of Haudenosaunee clan mothers who made decisions of the confederacy
True
False
In the Anishabe society, a person became a member of his or her mother's clan
True
False
The Mik'maq moved a different times of year. They lived in the forests in the winter and near the ocean in the summer.
True
False
Anishinabe means "original people"
True
False
Wild rice was an important food in the traditional diet of the Haudenosaunee.
True
False
The Buffalo were important to all First Nations people.
True
False
Haudenosaunee created lacrosse to make decisions.
True
False
The Haudenosaunee farmed the three sisters: corn, squash, and beans. Each would help the other two grow.
True
False
Dodems are:
Clans
Homes
Spiritual leaders
formal rules
Oral histories are
representations of historical events
a way to record information
a “telling of incidents”
Both A and B
The Iroquois confederacy was
All the First Nations societies together
The Anishinabe and Mikmaq together
An alliance of six Haudenosaunee Nations
None of the above
Consensus is
A formal rule
an agreement among a group of nations
agreement by everyone
None of the above
In the Anishinabe Clan system, each of the Clans were named after animals. What did the clan system do?
Assigned duties such as education, protection, leadership, and hunting.
Represented families. Each family had its own animal.
Were a hierarchy. The Bear was the top and the leaders, the fish were the lowest and treated like slaves
The fur trade encouraged the growth of which colony?
Rupert's Land
New France
Thirteen Colonies
Mikmaq
The First Nations people, trading meant
peace
new tools
friendships
All of the above
The Sovereign council was established to rule
New France
France
Britain
Thirteen Colonies
The infection of a large population by disease
Charter
monopoly
Immunity
Epidemic
The regulated economic system that made a country rich from its colonies
Monopoly
Dowry
mercantilism
Charter
Complete control of a resource by a single country
Charter
Colony
Mercantilism
Monopoly
a region that is dominated by another country
Immunity
Monopoly
Colony
Dowry
rules or privileges granted by a king or queen
Coexistence
Charter
Monopoly
Epidemic
the ability of a body to fight off infection
Epidemic
immunity
Dowry
Monopoly
two or more people of diverse cultures living peacefully together
coexistence
Monopoly
cooperate
Charter
money a woman brings to a marriage
monopoly
immunity
dowry
epidemic
He was the first explorer to discover the New World
John Cabot
Jacques Cartier
Samuel de Champlain
Christopher Columbus
The first First Nation to meet the Europeans were the
Haida
Boethuk
Mikmaq
Anishinabe
This is a policy on the part of a ruler or government of one territory to dominate other territories
Charter
Imperialism
Monopoly
Settlement
He is known as "the Father of New France"
Jacque Cartier
John Cabot
Christopher Columbus
Samuel de Champlain
He discovered the Grand Banks off the coast of Newfoundland.
Christopher Columbus
Jacques Cartier
John Cabot
None of the above
1. A _____________ factor is something that forces you to do something.
Pull
Push
1. New technologies were a _____________ factor for European exploration.
Push
Pull
The ________________________ became extinct because of European contact.
Boethuk
Mikmaq
Cree
Anishinabe
Shawnadithit died after contracting tuberculosis
True
False
He raised a cross on Gaspe Peninsula
Jacques Cartier
John Cabot
Samuel de Champlain
He explored and mapped much of northeastern North America and founded the city of Quebec in 1608.
Samuel de Champlain
John Cabot
Jacques Cartier
His initial voyage of exploration was 1534.
Jacques Cartier
Samuel de Champlain
John Cabot
A leader for the Anishinabe.
Ogimauh
Ouedat
Dodem
Tenet
A Wampum belt had shell beads woven into them to be used to record treaties and other agreements among different nations.
True
False
Was a group of respected people that chose and advised Mikmaq leaders.
Council of Elders
Protocols
Grand Council
Alliance
A Haudensaunee leader
Ogimuah
Hoyaneh
Tenet
Saqamaw
A leader in Mikmaq society is called a
Ogimuah
Dodem
Saqamaw
Hoyaneh
These were female leaders in Haudenosaunee society.
Den mothers
Clan mothers
Clanswomen
None of the above
Formal rules are called Protocols
True
False
An agreement among a group of nations to act together to support each other's interests.
Grouping
Alliance
Consensus
Ogimuah
Tewaarathon is the game known as Lacrosse
True
False
A basic principle held by a group
Law
Tenet
Protocol
Regulations
New France was mostly Protestant
True
False
The Thirteen colonies was mostly Catholic
True
False
The _________________________ was a council for all seven districts of the Mikmak nation.
Grand Council
Great Law of Peace
Council of Elders
Protocols
Lacrosse was created by the
Mi’kmaq
Haudenosaunee
Anishinabe
French
A talking circle is
a form of decision making
a way to create solidarity
an organized discussion
all of the above
Which of the following represents the Great Law of Peace among the five Haudenosaunee Nations?
Eagle
Great White Pine
White Roots
Drum
Which of the following was not one of the seven Anishinabe clans?
Hoofs
Fish
Loon
Eagle
Tradition means
something that stands for or represents an idea
making known through communication
telling stories, drawing pictures, and using ancient symbols
the handing down of beliefs
The Haudenosaunee their leaders based on
their ability to hunt food
their ability to tell oral histories
their ability to put the welfare of land and community first
their ability to force people to follow them
The Mi’kmaq use which of the following to teach the history of their people?
artwork
drums
clothing
dance
The goal of exploration for all the European nations is best described by the desire to
control other lands
find new labourers
find riches
trade goods
The Beothuk people and the Europeans
established friendly relations
did not establish friendly relations
were allies in war against the Mi’kmaq
traded easily together
What was the primary economic activity of New France?
fishing
logging
farming
fur trading
Which of the following statements is true about the fur trade?
The French wanted harmony and peace.
First Nations peoples wanted goods and peace.
The French wanted the land
All First Nations peoples wanted to be left alone.
In which way are the Mi’kmaq, Anishinabe, and Haudenosaunee not similar?
They all had strong connections to the land
They all used oral history to teach lessons
They all moved with the seasons to make the best use of the land
They all negotiated alliances with other First Nations.
Which of the following is the best answer when thinking of the Europeans’ perspective on interacting and trading with the Mi’kmaq people? The European perspective was based on
relationship building
dominating weaker nations
trading and accumulating wealth
good will and respect
Religion did not play a large role in which colony?
New France
Rupert's Land
Thirteen Colonies
Britain
During the 1600s the French were allies with the
Haudenosaunee
Cree
Mikmaq
Ouendat
One of the following is nota reason for the expansion into the west.
The lack of pelt supplies in the east
The unrest between First Nations and the middlemen
The Treaty of Paris
Britain’s hunger for land
The regulated economic system that made a country rich from its colonies
Mercantilism
Dowry
Monopoly
Imperialism
The infection of a large population by a disease
Coexistence
immunity
epidemic
Charter
Complete control of a resource by a single company
Charter
monopoly
colony
settlement
a region that is dominated by another country
monopoly
mercantilism
charter
Colony
rules or privileges granted by a king or queen
mercantilism
monopoly
Charter
Laws
The ability of a body to fight off infection
epidemic
immunity
dowry
colony
two or more diverse cultures living peacefully together
coexistence
co-partnership
correlate
cooperation
money a woman brings to a marriage
Riches
wealth
dowry
dough fund
Coureur de bois means "traveller"
True
False
Voyageur means "traveller"
True
False
Coureur de bois means "Runner of the woods"
True
False
Voyageur means "runner of the woods"
True
False
Coureur de bois means "traveller"
True
False
Great Law of Peace is made for freedom of religion and was respected by its followers. Which followed this practice
Haudenosaunee
Anishinabe
Mikmaw
Believed that plants and animals and Mother Nature are all Creator's Spirit
Anishinabe
Mikmaq
Haudenosaunee
They lived in a long house with up to 20 families living in one longhouse.
Anishinabe
Mikmaq
Haudenosaunee
Lived close to the coast in the summer in wigwams (for fishing). Lived in the forest during winter for hunting.
Anishinabe
Haudenosaunee
Mikmaq
Clan Mothers were involved in the choosing of their chiefs and the Central Council. An alliance joined six nations together. Once a year, the Central Council would meet to discuss trade and issues.
Mikmaq
Anishinabe
Haudenosaunee
Sat in a circle to talk and let consensus deal with the issues of the moment. Every member had to agree.
Haudenosaunee
Anishinabe
Mikmaq
Summer: fishing from the sea (cod, seals, salmon, sole, lobster, crab), gathering of berries.
Winter: hunting from the forests.
Anishinabe
Mikmaq
Haudenosaunee
Farming: lived off mostly wild rice. Women could gather berries, root vegetables. Men would leave to fish and hunt animals during the summer.
Anishinabe
Mikmaq
Haudenosaunee
Agriculture: mais (corn), berries, hunting, fishing, trading with Anishinabe.
Haudenosaunee
Inuit
Cree
Mikmaq
Hunting, agriculture, canoeing on rivers, fishing, housing with environmental goods.
Mikmaq
Anishinabe
Haudenosaunee
Hunted animals thanking the Creator for their food
Haudenosaunee
Mikmaq
Anishinabe
