Chapter 2 Specific Questions Flashcards

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What tribe primarily fished off the Atlantic?

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The tribe primarily fishing off the Atlantic was the _______.

This question pertains to the Indigenous tribes known for their fishing practices along the Atlantic coast.

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What European culture first landed in Newfoundland?

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The first European culture to land in Newfoundland was the _______.

This refers to the Norse exploration led by Leif Erikson around 1000 AD.

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What French explorer first went down the St. Lawrence River?

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The French explorer who first went down the St. Lawrence River was Jacques Cartier.

This explorer is known for his mapping and claiming of the region for France.

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What First Nations tribe first made contact with British explorers?

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The First Nations tribe that first made contact with British explorers was the Beothuk.

This highlights the early interactions between Indigenous peoples and European explorers.

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Who was Donnaconna?

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Donnaconna was a leader that helped interactions with Europeans.

He was a leader of the St. Lawrence Iroquois tribe who interacted with European explorers.

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What happened to Donnaconna and what explorer did this to him?

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Donnaconna was kidnapped by some European.

This event marks significant moments in the interactions between Indigenous leaders and European explorers.

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What is scurvy?

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Scurvy is a disease caused by a deficiency of _______.

It is often linked to a lack of vitamin C, especially in maritime contexts.

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What was John Cabot’s real name?

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John Cabot’s real name was _______.

His Italian name reflects his origins before he explored for England.

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What area did Cabot explore?

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North America

John Cabot is credited with exploring parts of North America in 1497.

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What area did Samuel de Champlain explore?

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Canada

Samuel de Champlain is known for his exploration of Canada, particularly the St. Lawrence River and the Great Lakes.

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What were the main reasons for Champlain’s exploration of North America?

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Trade, mapping, and establishing French colonies

Champlain aimed to expand French influence and trade in North America.

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What area did Henry Hudson explore?

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Hudson River and Hudson Bay

Henry Hudson explored parts of present-day New York and Canada.

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What area did Jacques Cartier explore?

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St. Lawrence River

Jacques Cartier explored the St. Lawrence River and claimed Canada for France.

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In what specific area did Cartier known to raise a cross for France and the Catholic Church?

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Gaspé Peninsula

Cartier raised a cross in the Gaspé Peninsula in 1534.

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What did Alexander Mackenzie explore?

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Northwest Canada

Alexander Mackenzie was the first to reach the Pacific Ocean overland from North America.

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16
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What is tuberculosis?

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A contagious bacterial infection that primarily affects the lungs

Tuberculosis is caused by the bacterium Mycobacterium tuberculosis.

17
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Who was the Father of New France?

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Samuel de Champlain

Champlain is often referred to as the Father of New France for his role in establishing the French presence in North America.

18
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What European explorer called the natives ‘savages’?

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Christopher Columbus

Columbus referred to indigenous peoples he encountered in the Americas as ‘savages.’

19
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What is an epidemic?

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An outbreak of a disease that spreads rapidly and affects many individuals in a population

Epidemics can occur in specific geographic areas or can be more widespread.

20
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List the chronological order from first to last that the explorers came to North America.

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Cabot, Cartier, Champlain, Hudson, Mackenzie

This order reflects the timeline of their explorations in North America.

21
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Who was John Franklin?

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A British explorer known for his Arctic expeditions

John Franklin is noted for leading expeditions to the Arctic in search of the Northwest Passage.

22
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What happened on John Franklin’s mission?

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His expedition became trapped in ice and was lost

Franklin’s last expedition in 1845 aimed to find the Northwest Passage but ended in tragedy.

23
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How many of Franklin’s crew survived this mission?

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Only one crew member survived.

24
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What First Nations tribe first made contact with British explorers?

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The Inuit tribe.