Social Grade 7 Alberta Final Exam
Practice with 100% correct
answers
Council of Elders - answer groups of respected people that chose and
advised Mi'kmaq leaders
Grand Council - answer a council for all seven districts of the Mi'kmaq
Nation
Dodem - answer a clan of the Anishinabe
Ogimouh - answer a leader of the Anishinabe
Consensus - answer agreement by everyone
Wampum Belt - answer shell beads woven into belts or strings used to
record treaties and other agreements among different nations
Clan Mothers - answer female leaders of clans in Haudenosaunee society.
Peacemaker - answer the man named Dekanawidah, who brought the
Great Law of Peace to the Haudenosaunee.
Great Law of Peace - answer the constitution of the Haudenosaunee
Confederacy
Alliance - answer an agreement among a group of nations to act together
to support each other's interests
, Pow-wow - answer a gathering of First Nations peoples to celebrate their
cultures
Coexistence - answer two or more peoples of diverse cultures living
together peacefully
Mercantilism - answer a regulated economic system that madea country
rich from its colonies
Immunity - answer the ability of the body to fight off infection
Epidemics - answer the infection of a large population by a disease
Governor - answer who represented the king, controlled the military, and
looked after the defence of the colony. He also dealt with "external
relations," such as trade with First Nations
Bishop - answer who represented the Catholic Church.The Catholic
Church played an important role in the colony,as it did in New France. It
provided spiritual and moralguidance, and founded schools, hospitals and
orphanages
Dowry - answer money a woman brings to a marriage —an old custom
Habitants - answer farmers who lived on seigneuries.
Seigneur - answer landlords who received the land as grants from the
king of France
Seigneury - answer large plots of land owned by seigneurs
Coureur de Bois - answer means "runner of the woods." The term comes
from theway some men in New France engaged in the fur trade -by
"running into the forest" to seek and trade with First Nations.
Practice with 100% correct
answers
Council of Elders - answer groups of respected people that chose and
advised Mi'kmaq leaders
Grand Council - answer a council for all seven districts of the Mi'kmaq
Nation
Dodem - answer a clan of the Anishinabe
Ogimouh - answer a leader of the Anishinabe
Consensus - answer agreement by everyone
Wampum Belt - answer shell beads woven into belts or strings used to
record treaties and other agreements among different nations
Clan Mothers - answer female leaders of clans in Haudenosaunee society.
Peacemaker - answer the man named Dekanawidah, who brought the
Great Law of Peace to the Haudenosaunee.
Great Law of Peace - answer the constitution of the Haudenosaunee
Confederacy
Alliance - answer an agreement among a group of nations to act together
to support each other's interests
, Pow-wow - answer a gathering of First Nations peoples to celebrate their
cultures
Coexistence - answer two or more peoples of diverse cultures living
together peacefully
Mercantilism - answer a regulated economic system that madea country
rich from its colonies
Immunity - answer the ability of the body to fight off infection
Epidemics - answer the infection of a large population by a disease
Governor - answer who represented the king, controlled the military, and
looked after the defence of the colony. He also dealt with "external
relations," such as trade with First Nations
Bishop - answer who represented the Catholic Church.The Catholic
Church played an important role in the colony,as it did in New France. It
provided spiritual and moralguidance, and founded schools, hospitals and
orphanages
Dowry - answer money a woman brings to a marriage —an old custom
Habitants - answer farmers who lived on seigneuries.
Seigneur - answer landlords who received the land as grants from the
king of France
Seigneury - answer large plots of land owned by seigneurs
Coureur de Bois - answer means "runner of the woods." The term comes
from theway some men in New France engaged in the fur trade -by
"running into the forest" to seek and trade with First Nations.
