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WorksheetsGrade 7 Unit 1 History Review
Total questions: 77
Worksheet time: 2hrs 33mins
A landowner who owned large areas of land and lent small parcels to farmers for their use
seigneurs
treaty
oral history
alliance
An Iroquois word which means “village” or “settlement”
oral history
Kanata
Wabanaki Confederacy
Treaty of Portsmouth
A type of agreement between people or groups to achieve a common goal
Treaty of Utrecht
seigneurs
alliance
Île Royale
A treaty that formed after the War of the Spanish Succession that forced France to give up some of its territory in North America
Treaty of Portsmouth
Dish With One Spoon Treaty
Great Law of Peace
Treaty of Utrecht
An agreement signed between different countries in which promises are made
land title
cease-fire
treaty
law
Wolfe and Montcalm are famous for fighting in which battle?
The Battle of Sainte-Foy
The Battle on the Plains of Abraham
The Battle of the Thousand Islands
The Siege of Louisbourg
Which of the following was not a term of the Royal Proclamation of 1763?
No Catholics may hold government positions
French civil law is abolished
A British-style government is created
Settlers from the Thirteen Colonies are forbidden in Quebec
This term refers to the absorption of one culture into another.
coexistence
deportation
assimilation
alienation
Fill in the blank
_________________________ were young orphaned or single women sent to New France to marry and start families.
Filles du roi
Habitants
Seigneurs
Coureur des bois
Fill in the blank
_________________________ were the land owners in New France.
Missionary
Seigneurs
Fille du Roi
Habitants
This person was responsible for building a church and a mill on their land
Governor
Intendant
Seigneur
Habitant
This person was responsible for farming the land in New France and giving some of their crop to the landowner.
Filles du Roi
Seigneur
Habitant
missionaries
The image in the source most likely represents the...
Seignurial System
Soveriegn System
Survival System
Agricultural System
Who were the voyageurs?
someone who liked to travel.
someone who hunted bears.
someone who used canoes to transport furs.
someone who went liked canoeing.
Who were the coureurs de bois?
someone who ran in the woods
an independent French Canadian fur trader who traveled deep into the forest to get furs
someone who cut down trees
someone who lived in trees
Who declared war on the British in 1812?
The Spanish
The Americans
The Germans
The Acadians
What was the Battle at the Plains of Abraham
A battle fought between the British and the French in Quebec City, on a farmer named Abraham's field.
A battle that ended the seven years war in North America
A battle the British won, and took power over Quebec City.
A battle that happened before the royal proclamation was made.
What did the Royal Proclamation mean for the French
They had to swear their loyalty to the British crown
They could only wear royal blue clothing
They had to decorate their cookies only with Royal icing
The French could only bank with RBC
What two countries fought for control over Canada?
PubG and Fortnite
Great Britain and Germany
France and Italy
France and Great Britian
What is the name of the battle that took place in front of Quebec City that essentially ended the war?
Plains of Canada
Plains of Québec City
Plains of Abraham
Battle of Sillery
What war did the Battle of the Plains of Abraham set in?
French Revolution
War of 1812
Hundred Years War
Seven Years War
Who was the British General leading the battle?
James Wolfe
George Washington
George III
Winston Churchill
Who was the General for the French Military in Québec?
Charles de Gaulle
Louis-Joseph de Montcalm
Napoleon Bonaparte
René Lévesque
In what way did the British surprised Montcalm?
The British forces surrendered and retreated
The British snuck into the Plains at night
Wolfe died from drowning in the St Lawrence River
the British drank too much tea before the siege
What happened after the Battle?
British took over New France
Royal Proclamation of 1763
Treaty of Paris
All of the above
Why was the Battle of the Plains significant to Canadian History?
British Consolidation in North America
Loss of France's Territories
Shifted the tides of the Seven Years War to the British
All of the above
Louisbourg was a fort and naval base built by the French in Nova Scotia to protect the entrance to the St. Lawrence River (important trade/shipping route).
True
False
This image shows the colonists protesting the tea tax, in what is known as:
Boston Massacre
Boston Tea Party
Boston Marathon
Act of Boston
This type of American Colonist was in support of the British parliament. ("loyal to the royal")
Patriot
Loyalist
Neutral
Acadian
This type of colonist was ready for rebellion and the fight for independence.
Patriot
Loyalist
Neutral
Acadian
As the number of loyalist increased in Quebec, the French Canadiens became increasingly worried about:
having to pay a tea tax
running out of land
losing their French laws and customs
the fur trade
Why did the Black Loyalists immigrate to Canada?
Freedom and promise of land
To work on the Railway
War in their home land
Soldiers forced them to come
The Black Loyalists migrated from _______ to mostly the Atlantic provinces in the 1700s.
China
United States of Emirates
United States of America
United Provinces in Canda
Black Loyalists fought on the side of _________ in the American Revolution and were given special papers to be freed from slavery and a promise of land in Canada.
America
Britain
Canada
South Africa
Cartier explored the northern part of the "new world", which was which country?
Bahamas
France
Canada
What was Jacques Cartier looking for? There are 3 correct answers.
gold and diamonds
spices
the Northwest Passage
the Panama Canal
Why did Cartier and his crew have to stay in Canada during a long winter?
They got sick with scurvy.
They found an abundant mine full of gold.
They started a war with Native Americans.
Was the fille du roi program successful at increasing the population of New France?
yes
no
What did King Louis XIV provide the fille du roi who came to New France?
A husband
A farm.
A dowry.
A wardrobe.
Where did the farmers go to grind their grain to make flour?
tenant's lot
windmill/watermill
domain
church
Why were the seigneuries divided into long and narrow strips of land (often 10 km x 5 km)?
To provide access to the river.
Because squares were boring.
To reduce the amount of times the heavy plows needed to turn.
To limit the effects of shade on crops.
What were seigneuries?
People who farmed the land.
Favoured soldiers and supporters.
Large tracts of land granted by the King of France.
Farms that were bought from the government.
Seigneurs were responsible for collecting taxes from the habitants and finding settlers.
What was a main reason that habitants had large families?
To help with their work.
To take care of family members.
They were told to by the seigneurs.
To grow the population.
Which of the following did the habitants NOT have a responsibility to do:
Clear the land of rocks and trees and prepare it for farming.
Build a house.
Pay taxes to the Church and the government.
Build a mill and chapel.
Bonus Question: Which NHL hockey team has the nickname les habitants?
The Calgary Flames
The Edmonton Oilers
The Quebec Nordiques
The Montreal Canadiens
The picture shows
a wampum belt made of beads
the 1764 Treaty of Niagara
the 1763 Royal Proclamation
a picture made with the thumbprints of Parkview students
The battle that was the deciding moment in Seven Years' War was known as:
The Battle of the Plains of Abraham
The Battle for Fort Duquesne
Chief Pontiac's Rebellion
Attack on Fort Michilimackinac
Battle of Quebec
At the beginning of the Seven Years' War, the French fought using this military style that they learned from First Nations peoples.
Guerilla Warfare
Gorilla Warfare
Traditional Line Formation
Traditional Line Formula
Québec City fell to the British in _________.
2 days
10 hours
2 hours
Less than 1 hour
When Lieutenant-General Montcalm arrived from France, what style of fighting was he used to?
European Style (lines)
Guerilla Style
Only Navy tactics
He had no real experience
What did he think of the Guerilla style that the French colonists and their Native allies had been using against the British?
He was thrilled and impressed
He wanted to learn all about it
He thought nothing.
He was horrified.
In the summer of ______, British forces attacked Québec City, but they were not able to destroy the walled town.
1659
1759
1859
1959
General Wolfe needed a new plan. His plan had ____ stages.
1
2
3
4
Which of these was NOT one of the three stages in Wolfe's Plan
British ships coming down the river at night.
British soldiers climbing the cliffs at night.
The actual battle on The Plains of Abraham.
Set up a distraction.
In the early morning hours of September 13, 1759, about ______ British troops sailed down the St. Lawrence River.
450
5000
4500
900
September 13, 1759, about 4500 British troops sailed down the St. Lawrence River, fooling the few French guards by ___________
Disguising their boats as fur trade vessels
Speaking French
Canoeing in small batched overnight.
After climbing up the cliffs, the British arranged themselves in ____ lines on the Plains of Abraham.
1
2
3
no
Who won The Battle on The Plains of Abraham
French
British
No one
The battle of Fort Duquesne was the start of the 7 year war?
True
False
What was the Wampum Belt made of?
Feathers
Beads crafted from shells
Animal skins
Wood carvings
How did the Wampum Belt document agreements and treaties?
By using feathers instead of beads
By displaying messages in written language
By arranging beads in specific patterns
By representing battles and conflicts
What did the colonists decide to do when England taxed the tea?
pay for the tea
stop drinking tea
ask to pay less
What happened at the Boston Tea Party?
Sons of Liberty threw all the tea in the ocean
Patriots sat and had tea with King George
Native Americans threw all the tea in the ocean
King George had a sale on tea
Violation of allegiance towards one's country.
Treason
Transcontinental
Antislavery
Proslavery
Métis are people of mixed __________ and Indigenous ancestry.
Irish
Australian
European
Asian
How many colonies did the United States begin as?
Eleven (11)
Twelve (12)
Thirteen (13)
What country owned the thirteen colonies
Frace
England
Spain
America
A person who lived in the colonies
colonies
Plymouth
Jamestown
colonist
Britain responded to the loyalists in Quebec by splitting Quebec into these 2 areas (choose all that apply)
Upper Canada - which was mostly English speaking and Protestant
Upper Canada - which was mostly French speaking and Catholic
Lower Canada - which was mostly English speaking and Protestant
Lower Canada - which was mostly French speaking and Catholic
France’s empire in North America came to an end at the Battle of the Plains of Abraham in 1759 in which part of Canada?
Hudson’s Bay
Montréal
Prince Edward Island
Québec City
Which Act of 1791 divided Québec into Upper Canada and Lower Canada?
The Constitutional Act
The Québec Act
The Canada Act
The Division Act
