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Social 7 Chapter 1-3 Review

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the definition of Culture?

a)

Individual's personal viewpoint

b)

Trustworthy, reliable, not a copy. An original.

c)

Opinions and identities of all people.

d)

Way of being that is shared by a group of people.

2.

An overgeneralized portrayal of people from one group

a)

Stereotype

b)

Generalization

c)

Racism

d)

Type Casting

3.

Canada is a Pluralistic Society. What does this mean?

a)

Canada is made up of only one race of people.

b)

Canada is a democratic society

c)

Canada is a diverse society that values all cultures.

d)

Canada is a totalitarian society

4.

What is Decision Making by Consensus?

a)

Majority rules

b)

Everyone agrees on an issue

c)

Collaborative thinking

d)

Democracy

5.

What three crops made up the Three Sisters?

a)

Corn, Carrots, Peas

b)

Potatoes, Beans, Turnip

c)

Corn, Carrots, Berries

d)

Corn, Beans, Squash

6.

Which First Nation Group lived in Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and New Brunswick?

a)

Anishinabe

b)

Cree

c)

Haudenosaunee

d)

Mi'kmaq

7.

Which group had a clan system named after animals?

a)

Anishinabe

b)

Cree

c)

Haudenosaunee

d)

Mi'kmaq

8.

Which indigenous group were referred to as hunters, fishers and gatherers?

a)

Anishinabe

b)

Haudenosaunee

c)

Mi'kmaq

d)

Seneca

9.

Which group was known for their farming skills, in particular with the 3 sisters?

a)

Haudenosaunee

b)

Anishinabe

c)

Iroquois

d)

Mi'Kmaq

10.

Who were the ‘keepers of knowledge’

a)

women

b)

elders

c)

grandparents

d)

story tellers

11.

This title is used to describe a system where women have a dominant role in the family. They also own their own house and all of the possessions in in.

a)

Patrilineal

b)

Ethnocentric

c)

Equality

d)

Matrilineal

12.

What group was the first Europeans in Canada?

a)

French

b)

Chinese

c)

Vikings

d)

British

13.

a region claimed and governed by a country from another part of the world

a)

settlement

b)

intendant

c)

corvée

d)

colony

14.

Wild Rice Growers is a common term when referring to what group?

a)

Anishinabe

b)

Haudenosaunee

c)

Iroquois

d)

Mi'Kmaq

15.

What was the main purpose of Jacques Cartier's first expedition to North America?

a)

To search for a passage to Asia

b)

To explore the Gulf of St. Lawrence

c)

To capture Indigenous peoples

d)

To establish a French colony

16.

What disease caused the death of about 25 of Cartier's men during his second expedition?

a)

Malaria

b)

Smallpox

c)

Cholera

d)

Scurvy

17.

What did Cartier bring back to Europe after his second expedition?

a)

Maps of the New World

b)

Haudenosaunee prisoners

c)

Indigenous artifacts

d)

Gold and diamonds

18.

What was the main motivation for Cartier's third expedition to North America?

a)

To find precious metals and gems

b)

To explore the St. Lawrence River

c)

To establish a French colony

d)

To capture more Indigenous peoples

19.

Which official was in charge of day-to-day affairs in New France?

a)

The Governor

b)

The Intendant

c)

The Bishop

d)

The King

20.

France received both furs and fish from New France.

a)

True

b)

False

21.

(a)   was the first intendant of New France.

Choose from the below words

King Louis XIV

Jean Talon

Donnacona

Jacques Cartier

22.

What was the main goal of the Church in New France?

a)

To spread the Catholic faith

b)

To establish schools

c)

To care for the poor

d)

To hold religious services

23.

Who were the Jesuits?

a)

Merchants in New France

b)

The appointed councillors

c)

Missionaries in New France

d)

The King's Daughters

24.

What was the role of the King's Daughters in New France?

a)

To work in the fields

b)

To establish schools

c)

To care for the poor

d)

To increase the population

25.

The social structure was based on (a)   in New France.

Choose from the below words

The seigneurial system

The feudal system

The capitalist system

The socialist system

26.

What did the colonists have to pay to the seigneurs?

a)

Taxes

b)

Crops

c)

Fees

d)

All of the above

27.

What was the first official French settlement?

a)

Newfoundland

b)

Quebic

c)

Quebec

d)

Thomas Island

28.

What were the main occupations of the early colonists in New France?

a)

Traders

b)

Farmers

c)

Explorers

d)

Priests

29.

What country was the first to successfully settle parts of Canada?

a)

Britain

b)

France

c)

Italy

d)

Norway

30.

What was the name of the first permanent settlement in Canada?

a)

Quebec City

b)

Toronto

c)

Vancouver

d)

Montreal

31.

Established a permanent settlement at Quebec City as a base for fur trading

a)

Jacques Cartier

b)

Samuel de Champlain

c)

Henry Hudson

d)

John Cabot

32.

Under mercantilism colonies sent cheap ​ (a)   to the home country, which turned them into ​ (b)   that were sold for a high price.

Choose from the below words

raw materials

manufactured goods

colonists

indigenous peoples

33.

Match each quote to the person who might say it under a system of mercantilism

a)

British King

1.

Mercantilism gives me cheap resources

b)

British Colonist

2.

I work hard for little money

c)

Indigenous Person

3.

Traders are threatening my way of life

34.

Match the following descriptions to the reasons that Britain wanted to colonize North America

a)

Economy

1.

They wanted to make money off resources

b)

Competition

2.

Keeping up with Spain and France

c)

Quality of Life

3.

British cities were dirty and crowded

d)

Religious Freedom

4.

People wanted to practice their faith

35.

True or False: New France grew much larger than the 13 colonies

a)

True

b)

False

36.

Discovered Newfoundland in 1497

a)

John Cabot

b)

Jacques Cartier

c)

Samuel de Champlain

d)

Sir John Franklin

37.

Where the Beothuk lived:

a)

Alberta

b)

Newfoundland

c)

Ontario

d)

Quebec

38.

Above is a picture of John Cabot holding the British Flag when discovering land in the new world. What does the flag represent?

a)

Mercantilsm; He wanted to share the land with natives

b)

Imperialism;  He was claiming the land as his own

c)

Mercantilsm; He was claiming the land for the Spanish

d)

Imperialism; He was showing that he was only there to visit

39.

Who founded the first French settlement in Canada?

a)

Jaques Cartier

b)

Louis de Buade de Frontenac

c)

Samuel de Champlain

40.

What were the main resources in Canada that the early European explorers wanted?

a)

oil

b)

sheep

c)

steel

d)

fish and furs

41.

Which animal’s fur drove the fur-trade economy?

a)

Buffalo

b)

Bear

c)

Beaver

d)

Fox

42.

a runner of the woods - a fur trader

a)

voyageur

b)

coureur de bois

c)

corvée

d)

fille du roi

43.

"daughter of the king."

a)

voyageur

b)

coureur de bois

c)

corvée

d)

fille du roi

44.

were farmers who lived on seigneuries

a)

paysans

b)

Voyageur

c)

Habitants

d)

Seigneurs

45.

the complete control of a resource by a single company

a)

mercantilism

b)

universal

c)

monopolies

d)

primary source

46.

The Iroquois confederacy was

a)

All the First Nations societies together

b)

The Anishinabe and Mikmaq together

c)

An alliance of six Haudenosaunee Nations

d)

None of the above

47.

The first First Nation to meet the Europeans were the

a)

Haida

b)

Boethuk

c)

Mikmaq

d)

Anishinabe

48.

The ________________________ became extinct because of European contact.

a)

Beothuk

b)

Mikmaq

c)

Cree

d)

Anishinabe

49.

The Beothuk people and the Europeans

a)

established friendly relations

b)

did not establish friendly relations

c)

were allies in war against the Mi’kmaq

d)

traded easily together

50.

The British created a company called the_________

a)

Boston Company

b)

Orlean's Bay Company

c)

Hudson's Bay Company