Grade 10 History Quiz

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This Grade 10 History Quiz covers key aspects of North American exploration, including the crossing of the Bering Strait, the objectives of Jacques Cartier, and the founding of... see moreQuebec. It assesses knowledge of historical figures and events crucial to understanding the continent's early European exploration. see less

2. Who did Jean Talon send to New France in order to populate the colony?

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Jean sent various people to New-France in order to populate the colony.

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3. True or False:Jacques Cartier's four voyages were in 1534, 1535, 1541, and 1545.

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Cartier only took three voyages in 1534, 1535, and 1541.

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4. Jacques main objectives during his voyages were...

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Cartier's objectives were to claim land for France (completed), find route to Asia ( did not complete), make contact with natives (completed), and find silver, gold, silk, and spices. (did not complete) He completed 2 out of his 4 objectives.

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5. What is another name for Confederation?

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The correct answer is The British North America Act. This act, also known as the Constitution Act of 1867, established the Dominion of Canada and united the provinces of Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia into one country. It granted Canada a large degree of autonomy from Britain, while still recognizing the British monarch as the head of state. The act is considered a significant milestone in Canada's history and is often referred to as the Confederation Act.

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6. What did Louis XIV give to the Company of 100 Associates in exchange for populating the colony.

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The Company of One Hundred Associates was a French trading and colonization company meant to capitalize on the North American fur trade and to expand French colonies there. The company was granted a monopoly to have total control the fur trade in the colonies of New France. In return the company was supposed to populate the colony. They however, failed to do so due to their greediness,

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7. Who were the two countries that battled in the Plains of Abraham?

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The battle began on 13 September 1759 and was fought between the British and the French Army. It was a short battle that lasted 15 minutes long. The battle involved fewer than 10,000 troops. Britain ultimately won the battle and captured Quebec from France.

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8. What was the religion of the majority of the population in Upper Canada?

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The majority of Upper Canada consisted of English speaking loyalists who were Protestant. However, Lower Canada, consisted of people who spoke French and were Catholic.

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9. Why did Louis XIV put a Royal Government in place?

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Even though the King of France wanted to have all the power; the main reason that triggered his decision to put a Royal Government was due to the Company of Associates that failed to follow his orders to populate New-France.

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10. Who founded Quebec and in what year?

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Samuel de Champlain is known for founding Quebec and building his habitation in 1608 alongside 10 other men.

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11. Who was the first intendant of New France?

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Jean Talon was the first intendant of New France in 1665. Talon wanted to change the economy of the colony from fur-trading to agriculture. However, it was unable to be accomplished without a larger population.

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12. What is the exact date of Confederation?

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Canadian Confederation was when Canada was formed on July 1, 1867. On that day, three British colonies became four provinces. Canada was divided into the new provinces of Ontario and Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.

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13. Match the following Native groups with their home.

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The houses that the natives lived in depended on their lifestyle. The Algonquins lived in wigwams due to their nomadic lifestyle since wigwams were easy to put together and take apart.
Iroquois lived in long houses due to their sedentary lifestyle. Each house fit between 10-15 families.
Inuits lived in igloos due to the cold, harsh weather that they had to overcome.

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14. What did the natives cross in order to arrive to North America?

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The Bering Strait is a strait 82 km in width. It is the scientific myth that all natives are descendants from the people who crossed the Bering Strait during the ice age 18,000 years ago.

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15. Match the following provinces to the dates they joined confederation...
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Match the following definitions...
Who did Jean Talon send to New France in order to populate the colony?
True or False:Jacques Cartier's four voyages were in 1534, 1535,...
Jacques main objectives during his voyages were...
What is another name for Confederation?
What did Louis XIV give to the Company of 100 Associates in exchange...
Who were the two countries that battled in the Plains of Abraham?
What was the religion of the majority of the population in Upper...
Why did Louis XIV put a Royal Government in place?
Who founded Quebec and in what year?
Who was the first intendant of New France?
What is the exact date of Confederation?
Match the following Native groups with their home.
What did the natives cross in order to arrive to North America?
Match the following provinces to the dates they joined...
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