Emblems and Symbols of Canada Flashcards
The name Canada comes from the ________-________ word “______”, which means _______, or _______.
Huron-Iroquois, kanata, village or settlement.
In _____ two aboriginal persons used the word _____ to describe the village of _________ (present day Quebec City) when speaking with ________.
1535, kanata, Stadacona, Jacques Cartier
The current Canadian Flag was first raised in _____ in the capital city of Canada_______.
1965, Ottawa
The Canadian motto is _ ____ _____ __ ____, which means, ___ __ ___.
“A Mari Usque Ad Mare”, Sea to Sea
The official tree of Canada is the _______. Which grows mainly in the _______ forests.
Maple leaf, Southern
The name Quebec comes from the ________ word meaning _______ _______ which refers to the narrowing of the St. Lawrence River near Quebec.
Algonquin, Narrow passage,
The flag of Quebec which was adopted in _____, is referred to as the _______.
1948, Fleurdelisé
It has 4 ______ representing the king of ______ which appeared as a symbol around the year _____.
lillies, France, 1000.
The _____ background , with the ______ cross, is the former flag of the ______ ______, with which ______ __ ______ ship sailed up the St. Lawrence for the first time in ____.
Blue, white, French Nation, Samuel de Champlain’s, 1603
Originally the coat of arms of Quebec was granted by a royal warrant of Queen ______, in _____.
Victoria, 1868
Later in _____, it was revised by the Quebec government and has not changed since.
1939
The coat of arms of Quebec has __ lilies, A ___ Leopard, and __ maple leaves.
3, gold, 3
Quebec’s motto is “__________”, and has been used since _____.
Je me souviens, 1883
______-______ ______ is the author of Quebec motto, as well as being responsible for the design of the ________ _________.
Eugène-Étienne Taché, parliament buildings
The intentions of the motto are not clear, historians think it was to pay ________ to the ____________ whom marked the vast history of Quebec.
homage, Men and Women