FRHD 1020 Midterm 1 (chapter 1-5) Exam
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Which of the following statements about Canadian Indigenous groups is correct?
A) All Indigenous groups are patriarchal and patrilineal.
B) Homesteading women in the prairies helped Blood Nation women in childbirth.
C) Early settlers in Canada developed warring relations with their Indigenous
neighbours.
D) Children born to unmarried European settlers were often adopted by
Indigenous families. - All of the above
Who encouraged relationships between early fur traders and local Indigenous
women?
A) the church
B) European society
C) the Hudson's Bay Company
D) relatives of the women - D) relatives of the women
What is a "country wife"?
A) the Indigenous bride of a European fur trader in early Canadian history
B) an impoverished Parisian woman brought to the New World to marry French-
Canadian settlers
,C) the hardworking spouse of a late 19th century farmer settling the prairies
D) a Victorian-era prostitute who rejected the rigid social rules governing sexuality
at the time - A) the Indigenous bride of a European fur trader in early
Canadian history
Which of the following statements about the culture of mixed Indigenous and
European children is correct?
A) Daughters adopted the mother's Indigenous culture.
B) Both sons and daughters adopted the Indigenous culture.
C) Daughters adopted the father's European culture.
D) Both sons and daughters adopted the European culture. - A) Daughters
adopted the mother's Indigenous culture.
How did the Huron view the ties between French men and Huron women?
A) a way of developing kinship ties
B) a way of diminishing trust
C) a way of being assimilated into French culture
D) a way of being assimilated into Huron culture - A) a way of developing
kinship ties
Which of the following statements is accurate about Indigenous kinship?
A) It included biological children only.
B) It was determined through matriarchal decision making.
,C) It excluded adopted children.
D) It excluded people engaged in mutual aid. - C) It excluded adopted
children.
Which of the following statements about Indigenous peoples and early European
cultures is correct?
A) Work and entitlements were organized by gender among the Europeans, but
shared equally among the Indigenous peoples.
B) Indigenous women exercised more power in the family than their European
counterparts.
C) Property was shared among colonial settlers, but private within Indigenous
tribes.
D) Colonialists openly welcomed ritual exchanges of property among Indigenous
family groups. - B) Indigenous women exercised more power in the family
than their European counterparts.
Which of the following statements about Indigenous peoples and early settlers is
correct?
A) Indigenous groups valued property more so than the settlers.
B) Women in early settler communities taught Indigenous women to demand
gender equality rights.
C) Kinship rights were defined more loosely in Indigenous groups than in
European communities.
D) European courts of law were less formal than Indigenous tribunals for
determining justice. - D) European courts of law were less formal than
Indigenous tribunals for determining justice.
, Which of the following statements about English-French relations in Quebec is
correct?
A) The Battle of the Plains of Abraham in 1760 is known in Quebec as the
Occupation.
B) The English never attempted to impose their laws and customs on the French.
C) To gain support against the American Revolution, the English in Canada
allowed Quebec to determine its own family legal code.
D) Rules governing marriage and family in New France (Quebec) were guided by
the Custom of Marseilles. - D) Rules governing marriage and family in New
France (Quebec) were guided by the Custom of Marseilles.
Which of the following statements accurately describes the Les Filles du Roi (the
Daughters of the King)?
A) Indigenous women who married European fur traders as a means for
establishing strategic alliances
B) the natural and legitimized daughters of King Louis XIV of France
C) the spike in number of children born to Quebecois families as part of an
attempt to raise the number of French speaking-citizens in Quebec
D) a group of young French women brought to New France in the 17th century as
brides for single men - D) a group of young French women brought to New
France in the 17th century as brides for single men
Which of the following was the primary unit of production prior to
industrialization?
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Which of the following statements about Canadian Indigenous groups is correct?
A) All Indigenous groups are patriarchal and patrilineal.
B) Homesteading women in the prairies helped Blood Nation women in childbirth.
C) Early settlers in Canada developed warring relations with their Indigenous
neighbours.
D) Children born to unmarried European settlers were often adopted by
Indigenous families. - All of the above
Who encouraged relationships between early fur traders and local Indigenous
women?
A) the church
B) European society
C) the Hudson's Bay Company
D) relatives of the women - D) relatives of the women
What is a "country wife"?
A) the Indigenous bride of a European fur trader in early Canadian history
B) an impoverished Parisian woman brought to the New World to marry French-
Canadian settlers
,C) the hardworking spouse of a late 19th century farmer settling the prairies
D) a Victorian-era prostitute who rejected the rigid social rules governing sexuality
at the time - A) the Indigenous bride of a European fur trader in early
Canadian history
Which of the following statements about the culture of mixed Indigenous and
European children is correct?
A) Daughters adopted the mother's Indigenous culture.
B) Both sons and daughters adopted the Indigenous culture.
C) Daughters adopted the father's European culture.
D) Both sons and daughters adopted the European culture. - A) Daughters
adopted the mother's Indigenous culture.
How did the Huron view the ties between French men and Huron women?
A) a way of developing kinship ties
B) a way of diminishing trust
C) a way of being assimilated into French culture
D) a way of being assimilated into Huron culture - A) a way of developing
kinship ties
Which of the following statements is accurate about Indigenous kinship?
A) It included biological children only.
B) It was determined through matriarchal decision making.
,C) It excluded adopted children.
D) It excluded people engaged in mutual aid. - C) It excluded adopted
children.
Which of the following statements about Indigenous peoples and early European
cultures is correct?
A) Work and entitlements were organized by gender among the Europeans, but
shared equally among the Indigenous peoples.
B) Indigenous women exercised more power in the family than their European
counterparts.
C) Property was shared among colonial settlers, but private within Indigenous
tribes.
D) Colonialists openly welcomed ritual exchanges of property among Indigenous
family groups. - B) Indigenous women exercised more power in the family
than their European counterparts.
Which of the following statements about Indigenous peoples and early settlers is
correct?
A) Indigenous groups valued property more so than the settlers.
B) Women in early settler communities taught Indigenous women to demand
gender equality rights.
C) Kinship rights were defined more loosely in Indigenous groups than in
European communities.
D) European courts of law were less formal than Indigenous tribunals for
determining justice. - D) European courts of law were less formal than
Indigenous tribunals for determining justice.
, Which of the following statements about English-French relations in Quebec is
correct?
A) The Battle of the Plains of Abraham in 1760 is known in Quebec as the
Occupation.
B) The English never attempted to impose their laws and customs on the French.
C) To gain support against the American Revolution, the English in Canada
allowed Quebec to determine its own family legal code.
D) Rules governing marriage and family in New France (Quebec) were guided by
the Custom of Marseilles. - D) Rules governing marriage and family in New
France (Quebec) were guided by the Custom of Marseilles.
Which of the following statements accurately describes the Les Filles du Roi (the
Daughters of the King)?
A) Indigenous women who married European fur traders as a means for
establishing strategic alliances
B) the natural and legitimized daughters of King Louis XIV of France
C) the spike in number of children born to Quebecois families as part of an
attempt to raise the number of French speaking-citizens in Quebec
D) a group of young French women brought to New France in the 17th century as
brides for single men - D) a group of young French women brought to New
France in the 17th century as brides for single men
Which of the following was the primary unit of production prior to
industrialization?
