1.What is a birchbark canoe?
2.How did factories change working conditions?
3.How did Jean Talon encourage population growth?
4.Why did rebels in Upper Canada oppose the government?
5.Why did Canada want to acquire Rupert's Land?
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7.What were the causes of the North-West Resistance?
8.Why were treaties signed between the Crown and Indigenous nations?
9.What were residential schools?
10.What were the responsibilities of provincial governments?
Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. - 1.B) a light canoe covered with birchbark, used on rivers and lakes
- 2.C) many jobs had long hours, low pay, and unsafe work
- 3.A) he supported the Filles du Roi, farming, and new trades
- 4.D) they wanted to end Family Compact control and win responsible government
- 5.D) to expand west and build a country from sea to sea
- 6.C) the French colony in North America, centred on the St. Lawrence
- 7.C) unfulfilled land rights, the disappearance of the buffalo, and ignored petitions
- 8.B) the Crown wanted land for settlement; First Nations sought to protect rights and receive promised support
- 9.C) government-funded, church-run schools that removed Indigenous children from their families
- 10.C) matters such as education and property and civil rights inside the province
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