Chapter 5

Question 1

Digue

Answer 1

A barrier usually made of earth

Question 2

Deport

Answer 2

To send out of a country

Question 3

Great deportation

Answer 3

The removal of 11,000 Acadians by Britain starting in 1755 Britain took the Acadians land at home and other possessions

Question 4

Grievous

Answer 4

Difficult to endure

Question 5

Strategic postion

Answer 5

A place who’s physical location makes it important or valuable, often for military reasons

Question 6

Prejudice

Answer 6

A negative generalization about a group of people based on uninformed judgment

Question 7

Martines

Answer 7

The Canadian provinces of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and PEI

Question 8

Officially bilingual

Answer 8

Having rights in law that embellish equality between two languages

Question 9

Genocide

Answer 9

A policy to eliminate people of a particular cultural identity

Question 10

Ethnic cleansing

Answer 10

A policy to remove people of a particular culture identity

Question 11

Treaty of Paris

Answer 11

The 1783 agreement between Britain and France that ended in the seven years war which France gave up nearly all its claims in North America

Question 12

Retaliate

Answer 12

To give revenge

Question 13

Assimilate

Answer 13

To become part of a different culture group

Question 14

Bicultural

Answer 14

Giving official recognitions to two cultures

Question 15

Elected assembly

Answer 15

Representatives elected by voters

Question 16

Tithe

Answer 16

A payment to support church based on 1/10 of a person’s income

Question 17

3 key facts of the deportation of the Acadians and how it affected Canada

Answer 17

• The British deported the Acadians and took their land and homes
• they did that because they didn’t take the oath of allegiance
• The British didn’t trust them because they were French Catholic

They deported French people so there is less French people then there would be

Question 18

Three key facts about the seven years war and how it affected Canada

Answer 18

• 1754 fighting broke out between Britain and French
• 1756 the war went global, Britain aimed to destroy the French Navy
• 1763 the war ended, when French signed the Treaty of Paris

If British lost the war we probably would all be speaking French and not have the queen of England $20 bill

Question 19

Three key facts about the battle of the Plains of Abraham and how it affected Canada

Answer 19

• because of the battle British captured quebec
• after the battle the French army retreated to Montreal a few months later the army returned back to Quebec and defeated the British
• well waiting for supplies for the British ship came first

Sometimes Canadian historians presents the battle of the Plains of Abraham as a decisive battle. A battle that gave British control of North America

Question 20

Three key facts about the treaty of Paris 1763 and how it impacted Canada

Answer 20

• The seven years war ended with the treaty of Paris
• France gave up almost all its claims in North America
• France it negotiated grants to the treaty

There would probably have been more French governors and French people

Question 21

Colonization

Answer 21

The process of one country embellishing domination over territory in another country or region