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The Acadians were a group of French settlers who lived in Canada during the seventeenth century. They established a colony on North America’s Atlantic coast, in Canada and the state of Maine. Samuel de Champlain, the French explorer who later founded Quebec, visited the Acadian colony in 1604, as did French explorer Pierre de Gua. The Acadian colony attained historical prominence during the French and Indian War, a conflict between France and England in the in the middle part of the 18th century. As part of the Treaty of Utrecht, signed between Britain and Spain, the Acadian lands came under possession of Great Britain. However, the Acadians were allowed to keep their land as long as they swore allegiance to the British crown. The Acadians were reluctant to accept that condition for two main reasons. First, the Acadians’ primary religion was Roman Catholic, while the British were Protestant. Second, the Acadians feared that accepting British rule would leave them vulnerable to attack from the Mi’kmaq, a native tribe living nearby that deeply disliked the British. Due to this, the Acadians chose to remain neutral. During the French and Indian War, the Acadians began sending supplies to the French fortresses, and fought together with the Mi’kmaq tribes against the British. Military officer Charles Lawrence was angered by the Acadians’ behavior and set into motion what is known today as The Great Upheaval. On Lawrence’s orders, over eleven thousand Acadians were forcibly removed from their homes and colony. The first wave of removals sent the Acadians to rural parts of Connecticut and New York; the second forced them to France, Britain, and Halifax, Nova Scotia. Of the fourteen thousand Acadians residing in the colony, only 2,600 were able to escape capture and removal by the British. The Acadians began forming their own French-speaking colonies across the world; one group settled in southern Louisiana and are known today as the Cajuns. After the end of the war and the Treaty of Paris in 1763, Britain took control of Canada, and the Acadians ceased to exist as a political group. Acadians were allowed to return to their home if they signed allegiance to Britain; some groups traveled to Nova Scotia or New Brunswick. In 2003, Queen Elizabeth II issued a royal proclamation and formal apology to the Acadian people for their forced displacement. Which of the following is not a reason why the Acadians were unsure about accepting the Treaty of Utrecht?

To which of the following places were the Acadians not forcibly removed?

Infer why Queen Elizabeth issued an apology to the Acadians almost three hundred years after The Great Upheaval occurred.

Which of the following historical events most directly relates to the story of the Acadians?

Which statement about the Mi’kmaq is true?

Which statement about the Acadians is true?

Which event happened first?

The brown recluse spider gets its name from its drab brown coloring and its habit of living a solitary existence. These spiders are characterized by a violin-shaped marking on the back of the neck. While many spiders have eight eyes, the Brown recluse has six eyes organized into three "dyads." Brown recluse spiders are small spiders rarely exceeding 3/8 of an inch in length. These spiders are most common in the southern plains states of Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Texas, Louisiana and Alabama. They are also established in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, and Tennessee. This spider loves dark places and is normally found under porches, in log piles, old tires, or in drains. Inside the house, brown recluse spiders may be found in dark basements, closets, or in trash cans. Brown recluse spiders will bite humans when threatened, although their bite is only powerful enough to puncture skin; it cannot bite through clothing. Although different people will experience a wide range of intensity of symptoms (some will experience little pain or minor symptoms while other experience intense pain and symptoms), a brown recluse spider bite normally requires medical attention, although there is currently no anti-venom for a bite from this spider. Some individuals (about 10% of those who are bitten) experience major tissue damage, necrosis (decay of skin and tissue) and infection as a result of a bite from this spider. In rare cases, individuals require the amputation of the affected limb. The black widow spider is characterized by its black body and legs, and tell-tale red hourglass marking on the underside of its abdomen. Females can grow to lengths of about 1.5 inches. Males are smaller but have longer legs. The black widow spider is one of the most feared spiders in the world. Its venom is extremely poisonous and is said to be at least 15 times more poisonous than the venom of a rattlesnake. Black widow spiders are found in many parts of the world, but in the United States are limited to the warmer climates of the southern and western portions of the county. Black widow spiders are fond of dark places such as under rocks or logs. In houses and buildings, they may take up residence in closets, furniture, pipes, or in basements. After a female and a male mate, the female often kills and eats the male, hence the name black "widow." Black widow spiders eat other insects that they catch in their webs. Unlucky victims are injected with venom which liquefies their insides. The spider can then easily consume its prey. Black widow spiders will bite humans when they feel threatened. While the venom is not toxic enough to normally cause death, it is extremely painful, and is often severe enough to require hospitalization. Headaches, chest or abdominal pain, muscle cramps, and trouble breathing are the most common symptoms. Which of the following do both kinds of spider have in common?

What makes the brown recluse spider different from most spiders?

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What is described below? I saw a dark-colored spider in my trash can. It was about an inch and a half long. It looked like it might have some red marking on its belly.

Which of the following best describes why the brown recluse spider has “recluse” in its name?

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