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Last known living member of the Beothuk people of Newfoundland. |
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Saulteaux chief, signed first treaty with Lord Selkirk. |
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Indigenous nomadic people. |
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Huron, St. Lawrence Lowlands, sedentary. |
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This explorer got it wrong. |
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A Canadian law that regulated how Aboriginal peoples were opposed to live on their reserves(what they could and could not do).
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Land dispute between a group of Mohawk people in the town of Oka, Quebec.
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Agreements through which Aboriginal land was “surrendered” or purchased by the Canadian government.
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10 000 years ago, a land bridge was created between Siberia and Alaska. People from Siberia migrated to Alaska and became Inuit.
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Donnacona said “Kanata” to Jaques Cartier which means village. Cartier wrote down Canada assuming it was the name of the place. |
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The legue of 5 Nations included Kaniekehaka (Mohawk), Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuaga and Seneca. They formed to protect one another from other tribes and Europeans.
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The state of being assimilated; people of different backgrounds come to see themselves as part of a larger national family. |
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Ancestry mixture of French and Aboriginal.
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A food prepared by Aboriginals from lean dried strips of meat, pounded into paste.
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Land given to Aboriginals from the government. |
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Coastal immigration occurred as the first wave of human to come to North America from Asia. Arrived by boat. |
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A member of an Indian tribe, living West of Lake Huron. |
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The first people came to North America by boats along the ice fringed British Columbia coast. The first people that came to Alaska and Yukon were from Siberia.
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Schools maintained by the Canadian government for Indian and Inuit children from populated settlements. |
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Cone shaped tent of animal skins used by certain Indians. |
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Wanted to end the power of the Chateau clique, preserve the French Canadian ways and have a more democratic responsible government.
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Earl of Selkirk, men took Fort Douglas and Fort William. He started the Red river settlement and was the leader of the Metis.
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Issued Pemmican Proclamation.
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Wanted to create a united country (to create Canada), was the first prime minister of Canada.
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Wanted to create a united country (to create Canada), was the first prime minister of Canada.
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Executed by Metis provisional government. |
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French colonists who settled in Acadia.
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Born on the Red River settlement, lead the Métis people
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Mapmaker founded French Capital in the fort Royal on the Bay of Fundy. 1608 sailed up the St. Lawrence and began to build a new settlement (at an abandoned Aboriginal Village) named the place Quebec.
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Is a term used to refer to the approximately 800 young French women who immigrated to New France to boost Canada`s population both by encouraging male immigrants to settle there, and by promoting marriage, family formation and the birth of children.
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A worldwide economic downturn in the 1930’s
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Secret aid to escaping slaves that was provided by abolitionists in the years before the American Civil War
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Migrate to a new environment
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Children of the first European wave of immigration
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British Army officer. He was assigned to Canada commanded his regiment US. Died 1812 good stragetis rushed his troops up Niagra River successfully repeled American. |
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British North America Act |
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(1867) legislation passed by the British parliament that formed the Constitution of the Dominion of Canada.
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Buy and making lots of weapons to prepare for potential for war.
o Germany began to build up its weaponry |
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o Pride for your culture that you really need your own country
o Rise in the late 19th century and drove the desire for overseas colonies
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Fighting alongside Issack Brock and dying at Movian Town during of War of 1812
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Try take over more colonies to make money
o Created tension between Germany, Britain, France, and Russia
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Was a key ridge which was captured by the Germans early in the war. |
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Warned British troops that the US was going to attack |
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Commander-in-chief of the newly formed Canadian troops.
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First major military engagement. |
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Signed and the League of Nations was created after the First World War to resolve the issues that had led the world into the Great War.
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Dated how long the Aboriginals leaving. |
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Governor of Quebec during American Revolution |
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Métis military commander during North West Resistance |
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They were worked of the Hudson't Bay Company. |
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Control lower Canada at the time of representative government |
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Signified the end of French rule in North America after the battle of Plains of Abraham |
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They migrated from the UK in the 1815-1860 to Canada |
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Americans wanted their independence which cause a war between loyalist and patroits |
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Taking place at Queenston heights, a fight between the British and US, they wanted to take Britain |
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Receive a Victoria Cross, while providing protection he killed a number of Germans was wounded but still shot 4 more Germans and captured one during battle at Poziers in 1916. He lived on Pine Street in Winnipeg. |
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This is where the War of 1812 took place. |
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The Canadian Prime Minister involved in the Consciption Crisis. |
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Leading a troop expedition to the Red River Colony |
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What resource replaced for as the economic engine of British North America? |
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The extension of one nations authority or control over other lands by economic, political, or military means? |
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During the American Revolution the refugees who fled the United States to settle in Canada who we call patroit. |
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Baldwin and Lafontaine are credited with helping to bring represative government to Canada. |
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Responsible government |
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