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Worksheet time: 2hrs 57mins
What year was the Treaty of Utrecht Signed?
1997
1867
1713
2011
What is disputed territory?
an area of land that different group claims belongs to them.
a mountain range.
an argument between 2 people.
a box of cookies.
Why did Europeans want to come to North America?
to claim new land.
to acquire goods to send home.
for economic growth.
all of the above.
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 was the Quebec Act
a four part play about poutine
when people act like they are from Quebec
when a group of people meet up in Quebec to hang out
an act that amended the royal proclamation and gave back some rights to the French, as well as took back some of the land from the indigenous groups to give back to the french.
During the fur trade, the First Nations became allied with the
French
British
The British were mostly interested
in settling land and and encouraging immigration
trading fur and building forts to trade and protect themselves
In 1713 the French built ________________________in the centre of their fisheries as trading port. It was intimidating and the largest military base in North America.
Fort Louisburg
Fort Halifax
Fort Beausejour
Fort Port-la-Joye
These people were forced from their homeland by the British between 1755 and 1763
Wabanaki
Acadians
Maliseet
French
The Treaty of Utrecht split up land in North American between which two nations?
England and France
England and First Nations
First Nations and French
Why was the Treaty of Utrecht unsuccessful at solving land disputes between the French and English?
Because the treaty was never signed
because the French couldn't understand the treaty
because the First Nations got all the land instead
because neither the French nor the British knew what the land boundaries were and the Treaty was written overseas
Who was not consulted in the making of the Treaty of Utreecht?
English
French
First Nations
Americans
Before the Treaty of Portsmouth, which two groups were aligned, and made the British nervous?
French and Wabanaki
Ojibwe and Wabanaki
French and Ojibwe
Wabanaki and Acadians
Why was the Treaty of Portsmouth created?
So that the Wabanaki would stop attacking the British
So that the British and Wabanaki could exchange goods
So that the British would stop building on Wabanaki land
all of the above
Why were there misunderstandings with the Treaty of Portsmouth?
The Wabanaki did not sign the Treaty
It was written all in English, which the Wabanaki could not understand
The Treaty was written in French, which the Wabanaki couldn't understand
Why did the Treaty of Portsmouth fail?
The French attacked the British
The Wabanaki attacked the British
The British built a settlement in Wabanaki territory
What was the name of the system used for farming?
Long Lot System
River System
Seigneurial System
Democratic System
What initial reason did explorers have for sailing to North America?
Trade
Find new homes
Find a passage west
meet new people
After the boundary change in 1713 who ended up with more land?
French
Spanish
First Nations
British
Which were agreements made between the Abenaki and the British in the Treaty of Portsmouth?
become subjects of Queen Anne
stop all acts of aggression towards Great Britain
allow the English back to their settlements unharmed
trade only at English Trading Posts
address all problems in an English Court
Why is Dummer's Treaty important?
The first time a treaty was named after a person
The first Treaty in multiple languages
the first time a European power acknowledged inclusion of an indigenous in habitant in the treaty
The first time a First Nations tribe was victorious
When did the Seven Years' War take place?
1756-1763
1753-1760
1754-1761
1755-1762
Who lost more people in the Seven Years' War?
British
French
First Nations
Spanish
Which event ended the Seven Years' War?
The Treaty of Paris
French Surrender
Great Britain agreed to no force religious conversion or expulsion
British were superior on land but still feared the French Navy and wanted peace
What was a United Empire Loyalist?
Someone loyal to the British Crown
Someone against American Independence
Someone immigrating to Canada after the American Revolution
Someone with ties to "the mother country"
Someone in danger in America
What was t he Haldimand Procclamation
a readjustment of the seignurial system
the agreement that ended the American Revolution
The first Treaty to end the owning of slaves
an agreement that gave land to the Haudenosaunee for their alliance to the British
What was the constitutional Act of 1791
reformed Quebec to include 10 000 English-speaking settlers
Upper Canada became French
Lower Canada Became French
The only hope of settling hostilities between the French and British of Quebec
Control went to Great Britain
