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Studying History
Wave upon Wave
Life in the colonies
1815-1850
Current Events
Key TermsKey People
and Groups?
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Final Jeopardy Topic
You don’t have to live like a Refugee!
Final Jeopardy
What are Political, Economic and Social.
Name the 3 main types of refugees.
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What is Perspective
Another term for this is Point of View(POV).
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What is Primary and Secondary
All historical sources can be classified into these 2
categories.
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What is textbook, documentary, movie, teacher, exhibit *many others.
Name any 3 examples of a secondary source.
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What are age, race, gender, nationality, experience, job, social class *many more.
Name any 4 examples of Biases we possess.
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What is “DEPENDS!” Both can be reliable or unreliable, there are other questions to
ask (4 keys-stay tuned).
Which of the 2 types of sources is more reliable?
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Who are the Loyalists.
This large group of immigrants came to Canada as a result of the American Revolution (1775-1783).
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What are 1) First Nations 2) French, 3) English and 4) Multicultural.
Name the “4 Faces of Canada”.
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What is “Coffin Ships”.
This was the nickname given to the ships carrying British
refugees to Canada during the Great Migration 1815-1850
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What is the Fugitive Slave Act.
This infamous U.S. law was passed in 1850, making
Canada the most important stop on the “Underground
Railway”.
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What are the a) potato famine, b) enclosure movement
These are the 2 main causes of starvation for Irish farmers in the 1840s.
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What are local Newspapers.
This was the main source of information and
entertainment 1815-1850.
.
$400What is small pox and cholera (typhus
acceptable)
Before vaccinations, these 2 diseases were very
contagious and often fatal.
.
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What are Canals, Steamships and Railways
Developments in these 3 areas made transportation
much easier during this time.
$800What are Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Upper Canada,
Lower Canada
.
Identify the 4 main British colonies referred to in this unit, which would become
part of modern Canada
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Answers will vary.
Name 3 common occupations and describe similarities they
share.
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True
True or False: There are more slaves in the world today
(2009), than any other time in history.
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What is the Point System
The introduction of this system in 1967 officially ended discrimination in
Canada’s immigration policy. .
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What is a) Vietnam 1964-1975 b) Iraq 2003-Now.
Both of these modern wars have brought US soldiers deserting the Army and
seeking refuge in Canada.
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What is California’s strict medicinal marijuana laws
The “Drug War Refugees” were coming to BC fleeing
this.
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What is a) Canada’s low birth rate, b) needed skilled workers, c) understand &
contribute to Global Village.
Give 3 reasons why Canada needs immigrants today.
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What is empathy.
To completely “put yourself in someone else’s shoes”.
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What is the Underground Railway.
This term applies to the migration taken by escaped slaves coming to Canada
1840-1860.
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What are Push factors.
These are reasons for leaving one’s country.
$800What is persecution
This is what various refugees faced throughout history.
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What is “crown reserves”
This is the land set aside for government which made it
difficult for the average immigrant to get decent land.
.
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Who is Mary Ann Shadd.
First woman editor in Canada. Also was an activist, educator, lawyer, and mother,
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Who was Harriet Tubman.
“Moses of her people”.
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What are Tenant Farmers.
This was the occupation of most immigrants of the Great
Migration.
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Who were Abolishinists.
This name was given to people working to end
slavery and helping escaped slaves.
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Who was a) Joseph Brant b) Six Nations.
Name the famous leader(a) of the native group(b) who
became ‘refugees in their own land’ after the American
Revolution.
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