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Chapter 3 Self-Graded Quizzes
Canada's Historical Geography
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What two developments were necessary for humans to occupy the Arctic?
The Artic having year-round ice free water and easy access to areas further south
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The introduction of sea mammals to the region coupled with improved boat making
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The western Artic becoming ice-free and the emergence of specific hunting techniques
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Weather warm enough for some farming and an increase in available wildlife for hunting
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What is considered to be the principal reason for the sudden decline in First Nations people and Inuit living in Canada at the time of first contact?
Cutting off traditional trade routes
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Diseases introduced by Europeans
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Loss of traditional hunting lands
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War and conflict
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How does the idea of the American Manifest Destiny philosophy help spurn the creation of the trans-Canada railroad?
A railway would minimize the need for American immigration
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The hope was some northern states would apply for to be a part of Canada if a proper railway was built
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The thought trans-Canada railway would unite all the British territories
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This was a way to quickly gather troops in case of an American invasion
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In 1867, the government pulled together the ________ Act using various legislations to "manage" Indigenous Groups.
Canada
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Colonial
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Indian
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Native
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How much was the fee to be awarded one quarter section (160 acres) of land in the late nineteenth century by Ottawa?
$1
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$10
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$100
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$1000
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While Canada officially became a country in 1876, the southern boundaries of Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick were determined in 1783 by which treaty?
Treaty of Paris
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Treaty of North York
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Treaty of the St. Lawrence
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Treaty of the United States
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What year did Ottawa announce the creation of Alberta and Saskatchewan?
1881
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1899
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1901
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1905
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What was the boundary that, west of which, Indigenous peoples had undefined rights to through the Royal Proclamation of 1763?
The Alberta Badlands
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The Appalachian Mountains
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The Oak Ridges Moraine
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The Red River
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Which church was the first to formally apologize to victims of abuse at residential schools?
The Anglican Church
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The Methodist Church
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The Roman Catholic Church
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The United Church
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What act was passed by British Parliament in 1774 which has been described as the Magna Carta for French Canada?
The French Act
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The New Brunswick Act
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The Paris Act
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The Quebec Act
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