1.What was the role of oral storytelling in Indigenous cultures?
2.How did Loyalist migration change Canada's population?
3.What was the role of women in New France?
4.What did the Royal Proclamation say about Indigenous lands?
5.What were some challenges faced by early European explorers?
6.How did exploration shape the future of Canada?
7.What was the Act of Union of 1840?
8.Why was a railway important to Confederation?
9.How did Indigenous peoples live in Canada before European arrival?
10.In what year did Canada become a country? Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. - 1.C) it passed history, values, and knowledge to the next generation
- 2.D) it brought many English-speaking settlers
- 3.A) they farmed, ran households, taught, nursed, and some joined religious orders
- 4.D) those lands were reserved, and private buyers could not purchase them from Indigenous nations
- 5.D) storms, cold, unknown waters, and limited food
- 6.B) it led to colonies, the fur trade, and lasting contact between peoples
- 7.D) the law that joined Upper and Lower Canada into the Province of Canada
- 8.D) it would carry people and goods and tie the colonies together
- 9.D) in many nations, each with its own language, government, and way of living
- 10.D) 1867
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