2022 Senior Social Studies ASB Practice Questions – COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 220 Questions with 100% Correct Answers

2022 Senior Social Studies ASB Practice Questions – COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 220 Questions with 100% Correct Answers Document Content and Description Below 2022 Senior Social Studies ASB Practice Questions – COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 220 Questions with 100% Correct Answers Which of the following is NOT included in the Maritimes? A. New Brunswick B. Newfo undland C. Nova Scotia D. Prince Edward Island - B. Newfoundland When are ancestors of Canada's Native peoples believed to have migrated from Siberia? A. Before the ice age. B. Right after the ice age began. C. In the middle of the ice age. D. At the end of the ice age. - D. At the end of the ice age. Whose voyage from Bristol, England reopened European contact with Canada? A. Jacques Cartier B. Samuel de Champlain C. John Cabot D. Captain James Cook - C. John Cabot Where did John Cabot most likely land in Canada? A. Newfoundland B. New Brunswick C. Nova Scotia D. Quebec - A. NewfoundlandBy what time were voyages to Canada being organized specifically for the fur trade? A. Beginning of the 16th century B. Middle of the 16th century C. End of the 16th century D. Middle of the 17th century - C. End of the 16th century Whose nephews obtained a monopoly on the fur trade from Henry III of France? A. Jacques Cartier B. John Cabot C. Alexander Mackenzie D. Zachary Robutel - A. Jacques Cartier What is unique about Red River valley? A. It is one of the hilliest areas in North America. B. It is one of the flattest plains in North America. C. It has one of the highest mountains in North America. D. It is one of the hottest, most barren part of North America. - B. It is one of the flattest plains in North America. Which of the following languages did native hunters of the Northern Forest speak? A. Cree B. Iroquoian C. Wyandot D. Algonquian - D. Algonquian How did native hunters of the Northern Forest view marriage? A. Marriage was taken very seriously. B. Marriage was only taken very seriously for very important tribe members. C. Marriage was treated pretty lax but very celebrated.D. Marriage was not very celebrated and easily dissolved. - D. Marriage was not very celebrated and easily dissolved. What was the main language for native farmers of the North? A. Algonquian B. Iroquoian C. Cree D. Wyandot - B. Iroquoian Who formed the Five Nations? A. The farmers of the North. B. The hunters of the Northern forest. C. The Plains buffalo hunters. D. The fishermen of the West coast. - A. The farmers of the North. How big were villages for the native farmers in the North? A. Less than 500 people. B. About 1,000 people. C. Less than 1,000 people. D. About 2,000 people. - D. About 2,000 people. Which group differed from other Iroquoians in that they developed a strong relationship with the sea? A. The Seneca B. The Stadacona C. The Cayuga D. The Onondaga - B. The Stadacona Which group were known as the people of longhouses? A. The Plains buffalo hunters.B. The hunters of the Northern forest. C. The farmers of the North. D. The fishermen of the West coast. - C. The farmers of the North. How many headmen did a clan of native farmers in the North consist of? A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4 - B. 2 Which group held the Feast of the Dead? A. The fishermen of the West coast. B. The Arctic hunters. C. The farmers of the North. D. The Plains buffalo hunters. - C. The farmers of the North. What animal did the native Plains buffalo hunters rely on for travel? A. Cows B. Horses C. Dogs D. Camels - C. Dogs Which of the following best describes the native men that lived in the Plains? A. They didn't have high regard for status. B. They had some regard for status but saw everyone as equal. C. They were very status-conscious. D. The men were not status-conscious at all, but the women were. - C. They were very statusconscious.Which of the following was a sign of wealth for the natives of the Plains? A. Tipis B. Longhouses C. Canoes D. Buffalo skulls - A. Tipis Which event did the natives of the Plain celebrate as their main event? A. The Feast of the Dead B. The potlatch C. The drum-dance feast D. The Sun Dance ceremony - D. The Sun Dance Ceremony How long did the Sun Dance ceremony last? A. Only 1 day B. 2 days C. 3 days D. 4 days - C. 3 Days Which native group based their culture on cedar? A. The Arctic hunters B. The fishermen of the West coast C. The hunters of the Northern forest D. The Plains buffalo hunters - B. The fishermen of the West Coast How many groups were the native fishermen divided into in terms of rank? A. Just one single overarching group. B. 2 groups C. 3 groupsD. 4 groups - C. 3 Groups What happened at a potlatch? A. Title transfers took place. B. Rival chiefs established new social hierarchies. C. Possessions were redistributed throughout the community. D. All of the above. - D. All of the above. When did ceremonies primarily take place for the native fishermen of the West coast? A. Winter months B. Spring months C. Summer months D. Fall months - A. Winter months When was the main whaling season for Arctic hunters? A. Summer B. Winter C. Fall D. Spring - A. Summer For the Arctic hunters, who was primarily responsible for the organization of whaling boat crews? A. The chief B. The council of elders C. The village headman D. The spokesman - C. The council of elders What was the most common celebration for the Arctic hunters? A. The Sun DanceB. The Feast of the Dead C. The potlatch D. The drum-dance feast - D. The drum-dance feast When did the missionary role in Canada stop being a minor one? A. Early 1810s B. Early 1820s C. Early 1830s D. Early 1840s - B. Early 1820's Where were drying stations established in the early 16th century for northern fishery? A. Newfoundland B. Nova Scotia C. New Brunswick D. Prince Edward Island - A. Newfoundland To whom did the King of France grant the first trading monopoly in Canada in 1558? A. Jacques Cartier B. John Cabot C. Jacques Noel D. Zachary Robutel - C. Jacques Noel Who were the first Aboriginal trading specialists? A. The Cree B. The Seneca C. The Ottawa D. The Montagnais - D. The MontagnaisWhich of the following men established a post in the St. Lawrence river valley in 1608? A. Samuel de Champlain B. Jacques Cartier C. Jacques Noel D. Captain James Cook - A. Samuel de Champlain Why was traffic along the Ottawa River intermittent after Huronia fell? A. There wasn't any more beaver there. B. The price of fur increased too much. C. There were frequent Iroquois attacks. D. The middlemen there angered everybody. - C. There were frequent Iroquois attacks. In what year was the Hudson's Bay Company charter drawn up? A. 1665 B. 1670 C. 1675 D. 1680 - B. 1670 Whose venture was the Hudson Bay Company? A. The French B. The British C. The Spanish D. The Americans - B. The British In Native societies, when did trade begin in regard to kinship? A. Before kinship ties could be established. B. In the middle of negotiating kinship ties. C. Once bonds of friendship were established.D. Kinship had no effect on trading relationships. - C. Once bonds of friendship were established What assured hunters that they'd be given essential items even when they'd had a poor hunt? A. Kinship ties B. Outfitting C. Seigneuries D. All of the above - B. Outfitting Which of the following ended the War of the Spanish Succession? A. The Treaty of Paris B. The Treaty of Utrecht C. The Royal Proclamation of 1763 D. The Spanish Peace Treaty - B. The Treaty of Utrecht Under who did French expansion begin in Canada? A. Zachary Robutel B. Pierre Gaultier C. John Cabot D. Alexander Mackenzie - A. Zachary Robutel Under who did French trade expand in Canada? A. Zachary Robutel B. Alexander Mackenzie C. Jacques Noel D. Pierre Gaultier - D. Pierre Gaultier By what time did French posts reach across Manitoba into Saskatchewan? A. The early 1730sB. The early 1740s C. The early 1750s D. The early 1760s - B. The early 1740s Which of the following native groups benefitted from French trade northwest of Lake Superior? A. The Ottawa B. The Wyandots C. The Cree D. The Sioux - C. The Cree When did the French abandon their western Canadian posts? A. The late 1730s B. The late 1740s C. The late 1750s D. The late 1760s - C. The late 1750s What happened to Montreal-based traders thanks to political stability in the mid-1760s? A. They could occupy old French trading territory. B. They could occupy old British trading territory. C. They could occupy old Spanish trading territory. D. They lost all trading territories and had to take British leftovers. - A. They could occupy old French trading territory. Which of the following was NOT a problem for expansion to the Arctic ocean? A. Financing was difficult. B. The region could not be reached in a single canoeing season. C. The Native canoes were not capable of traveling long distances. D. All of the above were problems. - D. All of the above were problems.Who constructed the first canal on the Great Lakes? A. The Hudson Bay Company B. The Northwest Company C. The Ohio Company D. The Canadian Company - B. The Northwest Company What body of water did Alexander Mackenzie find during his 1791 journey? A. The Arctic Ocean B. The Atlantic Ocean C. The Pacific Ocean D. The Indian Ocean - A. The Arctic Ocean Who stimulated fur trade along the coast thanks to their visit to the Nuu-chah-nulth? A. Alexander Mackenzie B. Jacques Noel C. Pierre Gaultier D. Captain James Cook - D. Captain James Cook When did the Hudson Bay Company and the Northwest Company merge? A. 1809 B. 1810 C. 1812 D. 1814 - C. 1812 Where did the Inuit mainly conduct trade? A. Fort Hood B. Fort Hudson C. Fort MackenzieD. Fort Churchill - D. Fort Churchill Which of the following acknowledged the existence of Aboriginal title? A. The Treaty of Paris B. The Treaty of Utrecht C. The Royal Proclamation of 1763 D. The Spanish Peace Treaty - C. The Royal Proclamation of 1763 Where did Champlain recommend settling when he realized there was a chance of securing the working fur trade monopoly? A. Manitoba B. Saskatchewan C. Quebec D. Ontario - C. Quebec Which group did NOT join the French at the Habitation in 1609? A. The Iroquois B. The Montagnais C. The Algonquin D. The Huron - A. The Iroquois Who became the middlemen between French merchants and woodland hunting peoples around 1610? A. The Montagnais B. The Huron C. The Algonquin D. The Cree - B. The Huron Whose 1632 map is one of the masterworks of Canadian cartography? A. Etiene BrûléB. Jacques Noel C. Jacques Cartier D. Samuel de Champlain - D. Samuel de Champlain Who is referred to as "Canada's first farmer"? A. Samuel de Champlain B. Louis Hébert C. Etiene Brûlé D. Alexander Mackenzie - B. Louis Hébert When was the Compagnie des Cent-Associés organized? A. 1620 B. 1627 C. 1632 D. 1636 - B. 1627 When did France recover New France by diplomatic negotiation? A. 1625 B. 1628 C. 1632 D. 1635 - C. 1632 Under who did the growth of New France occur after Champlain? A. Médard Chouart des Groseillers B. Charles Huault de Montmagney C. Philippe de Rigaud de Vaudreuil D. Louis de Buade de Frontenac - B. Charles Huault de MontmagneyWho became the scapegoat for the slow development of New France? A. The Cent-Associés B. The Northwest Company C. The Catholic missionaries D. The Jesuits - A. The Cent-Associés Religious impulse led to the creation of which city in 1642? A. Quebec City B. Toronto C. Montreal D. Victoria - C. Montreal Which of the following are referred to as the bloodiest war fought in Canada? A. The War of 1812 B. The French and Indian War C. The Iroquoian Wars D. The Seven Years War - C. The Iroquoian Wars Which of the following nations was destroyed by the Iroquois during the Iroquoian Wars? A. The Huron B. The Petun C. The Neutral D. All of the above - D. All of the above When did the Iroquois invade Huron country? A. 1644 B. 1648 C. 1651D. 1654 - B. 1648 Who was responsible for much of the daily administration in New France under the King's authority? A. The Governor General B. The Conseil Souverain C. The Intendant D. The Prime Minister - C. The Intendant Why did Champlain reject Port-Royal as a colonization site in 1608? A. It would be difficult to assert control. B. He didn't like the area. C. He didn't think the town would make enough money. D. It would be too far from other towns. - A. It would be difficult to assert control. When did Spain and Portugal withdraw from the fishery? A. End of the 15th century B. End of the 16th century C. End of the 17th century D. End of the 18th century - B. End of the 16th century Which of the following was first sent to New France in the 1660s to defend the settlers from the Iroquois? A. The Cent-Associés B. The Compagnies Franches de la Marine C. The Northwest Company D. The Régiment de Carignan-Salières - D. The Régiment de Carignan-Salières How long was the contract for man under an engagement? A. 1 yearB. 2 years C. 3 years D. 4 years - C. 3 years Which of the following did an engage NOT receive in their contract? A. Room and board B. A small annual wage C. A wife (through the King's daughters) D. Passage to New France - C. A wife (through the King's daughters) Approximately how many women accepted royal offers of transportation to New France between ? A. Almost 100 B. Almost 800 C. Almost 1,200 D. Almost 1,500 - B. Almost 800 How long did it take the average filles du roi to find a husband in New France? A. Within days B. Within weeks C. Within months D. Within years - B. Within weeks Where did many of the filles du roi emigrate from? A. Normandy B. La Rochelle C. Rouen D. Paris - D. ParisHo