Intro (6 historical thinking concepts

Question 1

What are the 6 thinking concepts?

Answer 1

historical significance, primary source evidence, continuity and change, cause and consequence, historical perspectives, ethical dimensions

Question 2

What are primary sources?

Answer 2

Evidence from a particular time period

Question 3

What are secondary sources?

Answer 3

Are created after the time period and are based on primary sources

Question 4

Give an example of a Primary source

Answer 4

Letter

Question 5

Give an example of a Secondary source

Answer 5

Biography

Question 6

French Canadians felt ______ to things British

Answer 6

They felt no connection

Question 7

What were the first 4 provinces of the Confederation

Answer 7

Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia

Question 8

Canada becomes a country ON

Answer 8

July 1, 1867

Question 9

Which province/territory was the last to join Canada and what year?

Answer 9

Nunavut (1999)

Question 10

In 1906, what warship did Britain launched?

Answer 10

HMS dreadnought, it was more powerful anything seen before.

Question 11

How long did Chinese have to pay a head tax to enter Canada?

Answer 11

1885-1923

Question 12

Chinese exclusion act

Answer 12

Banned entry of Chinese immigrants until 1947

Question 13

How much was head tax?

Answer 13

Went from $50 then $100 then $500

Question 14

What year was the Official apology for the head tax law?

Answer 14

2006

Question 15

In 1908 the Canadian government adopted an Order in Council imposing a ___

Answer 15

Continuous Passage Rule

Question 16

What was the Continuous Passage Rule?

Answer 16

It excluded immigration people who could not make a direct journey to Canada

Question 17

What was one of the main targets of this rule?

Answer 17

India

Question 18

What was the Komagata Maru?

Answer 18

It had 376 Passengers and arrived at Victoria on May 21 and the government refused to let people to come ashore.

Question 19

What was Life in the Canadian city

Answer 19

Downtown was a place where health problems occurred. Families lived in one or two room flats and the living conditions were damp, unventilated and poorly heated. Families in Toronto lived in shacks, tents, or on the streets.

Question 20

what was the goal/reason for creating residential schools

Answer 20

To educate, Convert, Assimilate

Question 21

What is Intergenerational trauma.

Answer 21

Trauma that is passed down from generation to generation

Question 22

What was Indian Act

Answer 22

Allowed for administration of every aspect of First Nations. To civilize, manage their land, and to define who was an Indian.

Question 23

What is the Truth and reconciliation commission

Answer 23

Allowed First Nations to be heard

Question 24

Official apology of the residential schools

Answer 24

was in June 11, 2008

Question 25

Nellie McClung

Answer 25

Worked to give women the right to vote. Manitoba became the first province to grant women the right to vote.

Question 26

What is imperialism

Answer 26

extending a country’s power and influence through diplomacy or military force

Question 27

What is Colonialism

Answer 27

acquiring full or partial political control over another country

Question 28

What is Nationalism

Answer 28

devotion to a nation

Question 29

what is Industrialism

Answer 29

the development of industries in a country

Question 30

What are reservations

Answer 30

land for the use and occupancy of First Nations

Question 31

Who were the desired people Canada wanted in Canada West?

Answer 31

British, Americans, Europeans

Question 32

Who were the undesired people Canada wanted in Canada West?

Answer 32

Asians, Blacks, Hispanics, Jews