1.What were some consequences of European contact for Indigenous communities?
2.Why were the Filles du Roi sent to New France?
3.How did Indigenous peoples maintain knowledge across generations?
4.What is a birchbark canoe?
5.How did Inuit communities adapt to Arctic conditions?
6.When was Quebec City founded? 7.What diseases were introduced to Indigenous populations by Europeans?
8.What was the Haudenosaunee Confederacy?
9.How did Indigenous peoples live in Canada before European arrival?
10.How did winters affect life in New France?
Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. - 1.C) new trade goods, but also disease, conflict, and loss of land
- 2.B) to help increase the colony's population
- 3.D) through stories, practice, language, and teaching by elders
- 4.A) a light canoe covered with birchbark, used on rivers and lakes
- 5.B) with warm clothing, hunting skills, and shelters suited to ice and cold
- 6.C) 1608
- 7.A) smallpox and other diseases new to the Americas
- 8.A) an alliance of nations who agreed to live by the Great Law of Peace
- 9.D) in many nations, each with its own language, government, and way of living
- 10.C) long, cold winters made farming and travel harder
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