Gr. 7 French & English Colonization of North America

By Miss Besser & Mr. F.


1. Colonization was essential so that mother countries could

    form good friendships with overseas nations.

    control newly claimed lands.

    provide new colonies with raw materials to make products.

    help a new colony develop into a separate country.

2. The first prosperous industry in North America was the ______________ industry.

    fishing

    fur trade

    space

    lumber

3. France & England were impressed with the wealth that ______________ was gaining by having colonies in Central and South America.

    Holland

    Portugal

    Spain

    Africa

4. In European societies, wealth and power were closely related to

    trading monopolies.

    land ownership.

    how hard a person worked.

    Mr. Fitch.

5. One major reason that France colonized slower than other European nations was because

    they did not want to be responsible for any new colonies.

    they had been too busy with European wars.

    they did not see the value in supporting new colonies.

    they didn't know how to dance.

6. The money that funded colonization in France came from

    the yakuza.

    the aristocracy.

    the Roman Catholic Church.

    both b & c

7. What controlled the French fur trade in North America?

    the weather

    the native peoples

    trading companies

    the French King

8. When was New France colonized?

    In the late 1500's

    In the early 1600's

    Last week

    In the early 1700's

9. Who was granted a monopoly on the fur trade in Canada in 1603?

    Samuel de Champlain

    Pierre Du Gua de Monts

    Your Momma

    Louis XIV

10. Who is called the "Father of New France?"

    Jacques Cartier

    Wayne Gretzky

    Samuel de Champlain

    Jean Talon

11. A fashion trend in Europe made fur _____________ the most popular status symbol.

    coats

    hats

    gloves

    boots

12. Where did Samuel de Champlain establish the first French settlement?

    Port Royal

    Ste. Croix Island

    Japan

    Quebec City

13. The native group that was considered to be the enemies of the French was the

    Montagnais.

    Huron.

    Algonquin.

    Iroquois.

14. The term "runners of the woods" refers to the

    Coureurs de Bois.

    hunters.

    Huron.

    French merchants.

15. Which of the following was NOT a French trading post?

    Trois Rivieres

    Montreal

    Quebec

    Walmart

16. The closest native allies of the French were the

    Huron.

    Iroquois.

    Algonquin.

    teachers.

17. What religion did the Jesuit missionaries try to convert the native peoples to?

    Protestantism

    Roman Catholicism

    Judaism

    Paganism

18. What made Acadia so important to the French?

    Its location.

    Its abundant fisheries.

    Its abundance of furs.

    All of the above.

19. What group was referred to as the "Black Robes" by the native peoples?

    The French settlers

    The Coureurs de Bois

    The Jesuit missionaries

    none of the above

20. The headquarters for the Jesuit missionaries was located at

    Port Royal.

    Mr. Fitch's garage.

    Ste. Marie.

    Fort Frontenac.

21. One way the English mercantile system differed from that of the French was that

    the economy was directed by the merchants, not the state.

    the English were permitted to trade with every native community.

    the merchants got to keep a large portion of the profits.

    all the profits from the trading companies were sent to the mother country.

22. Where was the first successful English colony established?

    Boston

    Jamestown

    The Moon

    Plymouth

23. What crop saved the English from complete bankruptcy?

    Corn

    Tobacco

    Coca Cola

    Potatoes

24. What major trading company was formed by the English on the advice of two Frenchmen?

    The English Fur Traders Company

    The Hudson's Bay Company

    The F.B.I.

    The East India Company

25. What year did the French government take over the control of New France and establish royal government?

    1660

    1663

    Tomorrow

    1670