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- Q1How did the Beothuk interact with the British?They were indifferent to British presence.They collaborated to improve life in Newfoundland.They formed strong trade alliances.Their interactions were hostile and led to genocide.30s
- Q2What was Halifax originally built for?To serve as a commercial fishing port.To demonstrate British sovereignty and establish a military presence.To create a religious settlement.To house French settlers.30s
- Q3Who was Matonabbee?A successful fur trader and mediator between the Dene and Cree.An Indigenous rights activist.A British military commander.A French explorer lost in the Arctic.30s
- Q4What was the perspective of First Nations on British and French colonization?They welcomed them as allies.They believed the newcomers wanted to take their resources and land.They sought to trade resources.They were indifferent to their presence.30s
- Q5Who originally failed at colonizing North America?John Cabot, for not finding resources.Walter Raleigh, due to lack of preparation.Henry Kelsey, for not forming alliances.Samuel Hearne, for getting lost in the Arctic.30s
- Q6What was the main reason for British colonization in North America?To find new land for agriculture.To improve the economy and increase competition.To establish a religious haven for all.To spread democracy and education.30s
- Q7What role did the Hudson's Bay Company play?It was a military organization in the colonies.It created a settlement for Europeans.It was established to profit from fur trading.It focused on promoting agricultural development.30s
- Q8What year did the Treaty of Utrecht occur?175416201607171330s
- Q9Who was Giovanni Caboto?A Spanish conquistador in the Americas.A French explorer who mapped Canada.John Cabot, who claimed Newfoundland for the British.An indigenous leader of the Beothuk.30s
- Q10What is mercantilism?A method of establishing cultural exchanges.A system that allowed imperial countries to become rich by selling resources back to the motherland.A system that promotes free trade among colonies.A form of government based on royal decrees.30s
- Q11What was Halifax built to demonstrate?French dominanceFur trading routesBritish sovereignty in Nova ScotiaIndigenous alliances30s
- Q12What was Matonabbee recognized for?Leading military campaignsMapping the Canadian territoriesBeing a successful fur trader and mediatorDiscovering the Northwest Passage30s
- Q13What was the perspective of First Nations regarding British colonization?They sought to ally with the BritishThey welcomed the newcomersThey were indifferentThey felt the English wanted to take their resources30s
- Q14What was the main reason for the British colonization of the Thirteen Colonies?EconomyReligious FreedomMilitarismAdventure30s
- Q15What happened during the Treaty of Utrecht in 1713?French gained NewfoundlandIndigenous lands were returnedBritish gained control of Nova Scotia and Rupert’s LandA peace treaty with the Mi’kmaq was signed30s