Grade 7 · Social studies
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1.In what year did the Charlottetown Conference take place? 2.What was the importance of the St. Lawrence River to New France?
3.What promises were made in many Numbered Treaties?
4.What is the significance of the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement?
5.What was the seigneurial system?
6.How did the First World War affect Canada's economy?
7.How did the Second World War change Canada?
8.What were the Ninety-Two Resolutions?
9.What was the Dominion of Canada?
10.How did the First World War affect women in Canada?
Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. - 1.A) 1864
- 2.C) it was the colony's main route for trade and defence
- 3.B) reserves, hunting and fishing rights, annual payments, and help such as tools or schools
- 4.A) the 1993 agreement settled Inuit land rights and led to the new territory
- 5.C) a way of dividing river land, with seigneurs renting lots to farmers
- 6.A) factories and farms expanded to supply the war, and the country took on large debts
- 7.A) industry grew and Canada acted more independently, while unfair treatment at home remained unfinished business
- 8.A) a list of reforms demanded by the Lower Canada assembly in 1834
- 9.B) the new country created in 1867, self-governing within the British Empire
- 10.C) many took jobs in factories and on farms, and the war strengthened the case for the vote
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