Page 7 Flashcards

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1) Chinese and European workers who were working in the construction of Canada Pacific Railways were subjected to pay a Tax called Head Tax at the end of 19th century.

A

False

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2) Women of which province were the first to get the right to vote?

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Manitoba

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3) Province of Quebec was divided into ____________ by the Constitutional Act of 1791.

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Upper Canada (later Ontario)

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4) The Jews who tried to escape from the captivity of Nazi Germany in 1939______ .

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Were turned away by Canada

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5) The intrepid and undaunted people of Montreal who traded on FUR travelled by _________.

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By canoe

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6) On July 1, 1867, with passage of the British North America Act, the Dominion of Canada was officially established as a self-governing entity within the British Empire.

A

True

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7) Where and when was the first representative assembly elected?

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Halifax, Nova Scotia, in 1758

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8) In which year USA invaded Canada?

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1812

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9) Who was Therese Casgrain?

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Was a Quebec suffragette

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10) During the American Revolution who are the people having fled to Nova Scotia and Quebec in large numbers of around 40,000, during the American Revolution?

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Loyalists

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11) More than 7000 volunteers of Canada were involved in the battle of Boer War during 1899 to 1902?

A

True

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12) Lot of Aboriginal people laid their life in peace.

A

False

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13) The expedition of John Cabot was the beginning of European exploration of Canada which began in the year_______ .

A

1497

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14) Canadian Prisoners of war captured in Hong Kong were decently treated by Japan.

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False

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15) Who is the first person to have mapped Canada’s Atlantic shore?

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John Cabot

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16) In America the End of France was marked with the _____________ .

A

The battle of the Plains of Abraham

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17) What was the name of the person who was the kingpin in the formation of Confederation and responsible for bringing French Canada, Manitoba and British Columbia into the Dominion of Canada?

A

Sir George-Etienne Cartier

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18) Who was the person infamously known to have burned The White House in Washington, DC?

A

Major General Robert Ross

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19) Who is the person recommended merging Lower and Upper Canada when he was asked for report on rebellions in 1837-1838?

A

Lord Durham

20
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20) Which of these acts established the French civil law and English Criminal law?

A

The Quebec Act