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WorksheetsSocial 7 Chapter 4-6 Review
Total questions: 54
Worksheet time: 47mins
What two superpowers fought for control of Canadian territory during the Seven Years War?
Britain
Spain
France
The United States
Label French and British territory in North America leading up to the Seven Years War
New France (French)
The 13 Colonies (British)
Rupert's Land (British)
Strong fortresses (Quebec and Louisbourg)
Many Indigenous allies
Most powerful navy in the world
Haudenosaunee allies
Large territory (hard to defend)
Depended on home country for supplies
Strong colonies to provide resources and soldiers
Weak if St. Lawrence was blocked
Not used to fighting in forests
13 Colonies argued with each other
Where did the Acadians live?
Where did the Acadians live?
Who were the Acadians?
Descendants of early French colonists
Descendants of early British colonists
A group of First Nations peoples
People who worked for the Acadia Trading Company
Why were the British worried about the Acadians living in Nova Scotia?
They were trained soldiers and regularly attacked British forts
They were allied with the Spanish
What was the ultimatum the British gave to the Acadians?
Where did deported Acadians end up? (Check all that apply)
Louisiana
The 13 Colonies
Europe
The Caribbean
What war was fought between the British and the French for control of Canadian territory?
World War One
The 7 Years War
The 100 Years War
The Canadian War
Where is the city of Quebec located?
Where was the fortress of Louisbourg located?
Why was Louisburg an important location for the French in the war?
It was a strategic military location, defending the entrance to the St. Lawrence River
The British captured Louisbourg using siege tactics. What does it mean to siege a location?
Storm a location with a lot of troops at once to overwhelm the defences
Bribe a location to surrender
Match the descriptions to the general
British
French
Wanted to fight in the open
Wanted to stay in the fort
Won the Battle of the Plains of Abraham
Lost the Battle of the Plains of Abraham
How did the British surprise the French before the Battle of the Plains of Abraham?
The Quebec Act gave the French in Quebec the right to
speak their own language.
practice their own religion.
follow their own customs.
All of the above
During the American Revolution, Great Britain divided Canadian land in which two colonies?
Upper Canada
East Canada
Lower Canada
South Canada
Which is the primary language and European descent of the people of Quebec?
English
French
Spanish
none of the above
People who did not want independence from Britain were called _______.
competitors
loyalists
believers
immigrants
Great Britain divided acquired land into Upper and Lower Canada. Upper Canada is present-day _________.
Ohio River Valley
Nova Scotia
Quebec
Ontario
French had settled Acadia in 1604 and established farms and a friendly relationship with the Mi’kmaq. French built a fort and military base called Louisbourg, while Britain created _______________.
Nova Scotia
Quebec
St. John's
Halifax
In 1713, Britain controlled Acadia and told them they were to leave. This is known as the ______________________________
Great Awakening
Great Deportation
Great Movement
Great Transportation
The Royal Proclamation was important because it was an attempt at peace. It aimed to __________________ the Canadiens by having a British style government, disallowing Catholics from holding government positions, abolishing French civil law, encouraged British settlers to move to Quebec.
assimilate
include
deport
encourage
Royal Proclamation - The peace with First Nations was done through a proclamation line which separated the 13 colonies and ______________________.
New France
The Indian Territory
Nova Scotia
PEI
Royal Proclamation - There was to be no _________________ in the Indian Territory which was just west of the 13 colonies.
War
settlement
fur trading
merchant ships
__________________ was a leader of the Odawa Nation who organized an alliance of First Nations to oppose Britain's takeover.
Pontiac
Noondam
Minewah
Vaudreuil
Which of the following factors contributed to Britain's decision to deport the Acadians?
The Acadians did not live up to their oath of neutrality
The British settlers outnumbered the French settlers two to one.
The British assumed they could not trust the Acadians, because they were French.
Even though the Acadians had lived under British rule for more than 40 years, they were unruly and were unable to live peacefully.
Why was the Battle of the Plains of Abraham so important to the outcome of the Seven Years War?
It allowed the French to hold Quebec and helped them to win the war.
It allowed the British to take Quebec, but it did not help them win the war.
It allowed the British to take Quebec and helped them to win the war.
It allowed the French to hold Quebec, but did not help them win the war.
surrounding a fortified place to force its surrender is known as
a siege
an attack
a fortification
full retreat
What happened to General Wolfe and the Marquis de Montcalm at the battle of the Plains of Abraham?
Montcalm killed Wolfe on the battlefield.
Wolfe and Montcalm both died on illnesses after the battle.
Montcalm died on the battlefield, but Wolfe went on to lead the British army.
The both died because of wounds suffered during the battle.
Battle of the Plans of Abraham -________________led by General Wolfe surprisingly attacked Quebec and quickly defeated the ________________ led by Montcalm.
Britain & France
France & Britain
Which is NOT a cause of the Great Migration?
industrial revolution in Europe
Famine
natural disaster
no jobs
Who held the power in Lower Canada?
Chateau Clique
Family Compact
Parti Patriote
Lafontaine
The main recommendation of Lord Durham's Report, to provide peace, order, and good government, was to?
establish Clergy reserves
increase trade between Britain and Canada
Establish responsible government and unite the provinces of Canada together
annex the colonies to the United States in order to assimilate the French
Which company had a monopoly in the fur trade?
Hudson Bay Company
Sears Company
North Passage Company
New France
What was the goal of the Hudson Bay company?
Make money
Grow the colonies
Form alliances with the First Nations
Go to war with the French
Why was Hudson Bay a good location for English forts?
It was close to the northern fur supply
Many rivers connected to Hudson Bay
Large ships could travel through the bay to the forts
All of the above
Locate Hudson Bay on the map
The Northwest Company was established by traders from Montreal after
The British took control of New France
The French took control of the 13 Colonies
Competition between the HB and the NWC resulted in:
(a) prices for furs
(b) between traders
(c) trappers for furs
Trading (d) for furs
Competition between the HBC and the NWC ended when:
The NWC purchased the HBC
The HBC purchased the NWC
Both companies went bankrupt
The companies signed a peace treaty
Who was the British General leading the battle of the Plains of Abraham?
James Wolfe
George Washington
Louis-Joseph de Montcalm
Winston Churchill
Who was the General for the French Military in Québec?
James Wolfe
Louis-Joseph de Montcalm
Napoleon Bonaparte
General Larocque
For what reasons did New France feel confident before the war...
They had a strong fortress behind steep cliffs that would be hard to attack.
They were being supplied troops and resources from the home country (France)
There was only one way their enemy could attack (down the river and up the cliffs)
All of the above
The British suprised New France by...
Climbing the cliffs in the afternoon, then attacking the high walls of the fortress.
Using ladders to quickly climb the fortress
Climbing the cliffs in darkness and meeting the French on a flat battlefield.
They did not surprise the French, they were ready for them.
What was the consequence of the Treaty of Utrecht in 1713?
The transfer of Acadia from France to Britain
The transfer of New France from France to Britain
The declaration of war by the Mi'kmaq on the French
The declaration of war by Pontiac on the British
This term refers to the absorption of one culture into another.
coexistence
deportation
assimilation
alienation
Approximately how long did the Battle on the Plains of Abraham last?
one year
six months
one hour
one day
Upper Canada was a French colony.
True
False
The war of 1812 was a battle between the USA and Great (a) .
The British were able to burn much of
New York City
New Orleans
Washington DC
Who won the war of 1812?
America
Great Britain
Canada
No one can agree
