Grade 5 Chapter 3 Flashcards
Why was the St. Lawrence River important to the First Nations and the Fur Trading Europeans of the Great Lakes St. Lawrence region?
Easy transport of heavy furs, dried fish, etc.
Name four things the First Nations used animals for:
Clothing, food, tools, shelter, and storage items
Name three uses for trees:
Collecting sap, building, medicine, and weapons/needle.
Who are the Three Sisters? Why are they so important?
The Three Sisters are representations of the corn, bean, and squash. They are important because they are needed to survive in the winter.
How is the Farming way of life different from the Nomadic way of life for the First Nations? Question 5/7
Farming way of life: Permanent homes, childcare, farm, multi family, large homes
Nomadic way of life : Temporary homes, no childcare, small homes and families
Who is a Clan Mother?
The oldest woman in each group. The Can Mother is a leader and responsible of the entire clan. The AFN were nomadic and and had to move around.
What was Jacques Cartier sent by the King of France to look for when he found the “New World”?
Tea, Silk, and Spices
What shapes were the farms of the French Settlers?
Long narrow strips
Who were the Seigneurs and the habitants? Which were the landowners and which were the workers?
Seigneurs were the landowners of the long narrow farms. Habitants worked on the farm.
The Filles du Rois say:
Yes, your Majesty
The Loyalists say:
Goodbye, Mr. President
The Acadians say:
Farewell new France
What 4 things did they give the Canadiens in order to ensure that they did not join the Americans in the fight against the British?
Practice the religion
Seigneurial system
Speak language freely
Laws
What 4 complaints did the Loyalists have about living in Quebec?
Language - French
Farm - poor land
Religion
Laws
Describe what Upper and Lower Canada are called today:
Upper Canada - Ontario
Lower Canada - Quebec