WorksheetsSS 7 Chapter 2 Review
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 26mins
Define: colony
A country extending its control over other countries
a Francophone farmer in New France
a network of colonies controlled by a single country
a territory controlled by another country
Define: empire
A country extending its control over other countries
a Francophone farmer in New France
a network of colonies controlled by a single country
a territory controlled by another country
Define: Habitant
a Francophone citizen of Acadia
a Francophone farmer in New France
a network of colonies controlled by a single country
a territory controlled by another country
Define: imperialism
A country extending its control over other countries
a Francophone farmer in New France
a network of colonies controlled by a single country
a territory controlled by another country
Define: Acadian
a Francophone citizen of Acadia
a Francophone farmer in New France
a network of colonies controlled by a single country
a territory controlled by another country
How many years ago did Europeans start coming to Canada?
100 years ago
1000 years ago
2000 years ago
5000 years ago
What route was used to travel between China and Europe to trade goods?
Silk Route
Trade Road
Spice Road
Silk Road
What caused Europeans to want to find another route to trade, preferably water?
The Silk Road was too easy. They wanted a challenge.
The Silk Road was dangerous. It was full of raiders and ambush parties.
The Silk Road did not have the goods they were looking for.
The Silk Road was too busy. They wanted a more efficient route.
Where did the earliest colonists in Canada come from?
Portugal
France
England
South America
Who sent Christopher Columbus across the Atlantic Ocean to look for a route?
Queen Elizabeth of England
King Ferdinand of Spain
Queen Isabella of Spain
Queen Maria of Italy
What is the English translation for the men known as coureurs de bois?
Running boys
Boys of the woods
French traders
Runner of the woods
Who were the only people granted by the king to trade furs?
Trade Merchant
King Louis XII
Haudenosaunee
Acadians
Why were the coureurs de bois so important
and vital to New France?
They hired people to work the land in return for a portion of crops.
They had a lot of prestige and power.
They were a unique group of adventurers who
were the first to settle and explore the new
world.
They discovered a tea made from white cedar to treat Scurvy.
What was the name of the new settlement on
the Bay of Fundy?
Acadia
Habitant
New England
Quebec
Who were the explorers who named Acadia?
Cartier and Columbus
The King of France
Champlain and De Monts
The Catholics
Why did the settlers need to come to New France and live on the land?
They needed to prove they had found the New World.
They needed to protect the Indigenous peoples living on the land.
The King of France feared that they would all get scurvy.
The King of France feared that if they did not settle in the regions, that someone else may take the land.
What religion were almost all settlers in New
France?
Catholic
Protestant
Lutheran
Athiest
After Cartier was unable to set up a colony, what were some reasons why King Louis XIII wanted to send another explorer to North America? (Select all that apply.)
More furs
Military advantages
Prestige and power
Less scurvy
What positions made up the Sovereign Council (select all that apply)
Governor
Queen
Intendant
Bishop
King
Young women and girls, often orphans or impoverished, wanting to go to New France to become brides of colonists were known as the....
Famous Five
filles du roi
coureurs de bois
filles du bois
Which of the following is FALSE about the seigneurial system in New France?
The king gives the land to nobles (called habitant).
The seigneurs hire people to work the land (called habitant).
In return, the habitant gives the seigneur a portion of crops and some money as rent.
The seigneur ensures there is a mill and a church built on the land.
What First Nations group did Cartier come across first in North America?
Metis
Haudenosaunee
Mi'kmaq
Annishinabe
When Cartier traded with the First Nations people, how did he know this group had traded before?
They had a trading post set up, greeting Cartier.
They held up furs on sticks. Motioned that they would return with more goods.
A previous explorer left a note for him upon his arrival in North America.
There was a translator who explained to Cartier they had traded before.
Why did the Haudenosaunee become hostile toward the French?
Cartier lied about the sons being safe in Europe.
Cartier's team gave them scurvy.
Cartier became too competitive with the fur trade, causing aggression.
Cartier threatened to cut off the trade between the two groups.
What did Cartier bring back to Europe to prove that he had found a new world?
Scurvy
A photograph
A show of joy
Donnaconna's sons
What disease did many of Cartier's die from and how was it cured?
Malaria; tea made from sweet wormwood
Toothache; tea made from the bark of willow trees
Scurvy; tea made from white cedar
Cancer; tea made from the bark of yew trees
