Unit Three Review Social Studies
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| 15. Who were the first humans to arrive in North America and how did they get to North America? | The Inuit by crossing a landbridge
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| 16. What was the name of the French Explorer who established the first permanent settlement in Canada? | Samuel de Champlain
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| 17. What was the war fought between the British and the French? Who won this war and what was the result? | The French and Indian War The British won and resulted in their being in control of former French lands
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| What did England pass in 1774 for Canada and what did it do? | Quebec Act- allowed the French to keep their language and laws
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| Why didn’t the people of Canada revolt against England in 1776? | Because they believed that they would be ruled fairly after the Quebec Act
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| What is the British North American Act of 1867? | It created the Dominion of Canada making it a self-governing nation
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| What was the role of the British in the government after Canada became a dominion? | It still controlled foreign affairs
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| What happened to Canada in 1982? | Canada’s Independence was complete it received total authority to govern
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| How many provinces and territories does Canada have? | 10 provinces 3 territories
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| What is the major difference between a province and a territory? | Provinces are able to vote to make changes to the constitution
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| What are the official languages of Canada? | French and English
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| 26. Who do the citizens vote for in Canada’s national government? | House of Commons
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| Who is the chief executive of Canada? | Prime Minister
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| What is the Cabinet? | Group of people who advise the Prime Minister
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| The St. Lawrence River connects what two bodies of water? | The Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean
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| What was the main economic activity of the Atlantic Region in the past? | Fishing
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| Describe the St. Lawrence lowlands | Very small region that includes southern tips of Ontario and Quebec. 50% of population
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| the Prairie Plains region is also known as | Canada's breadbasket
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| What is the largest city in Canada? | Toronto
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| Much of Canada's wealth comes from? | its wide range of natural resources
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