Grade 5 · Social studies
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1.How did Loyalist migration change Canada's population?
2.How did winters affect life in New France?
3.What was the British North America Act?
4.Why is responsible government important in a democracy?
5.What was the role of coureurs des bois?
6.How did Indigenous communities use natural resources sustainably?
7.What was the seigneurial system?
8.Who was General James Wolfe?
9.How did British rule change life in Canada?
10.What were the responsibilities of provincial governments?
Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. - 1.C) it brought many English-speaking settlers
- 2.B) long, cold winters made farming and travel harder
- 3.B) the British law that created the Dominion of Canada in 1867
- 4.A) leaders must answer to the people through the elected assembly
- 5.D) they were independent fur traders who travelled inland, often without a licence
- 6.A) they took what they needed and cared for the land so it could keep providing
- 7.A) a way of dividing river land, with seigneurs renting lots to farmers
- 8.A) the British general at the Battle of the Plains of Abraham
- 9.C) British laws and English-speaking settlers arrived, while French law and language continued in Quebec
- 10.A) matters such as education and property and civil rights inside the province
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