1. Chapter 2 Review
December 2015

2. Building a Nation
Jeopardy

3. Science and Technology
Politics
Famous People
Confederation
America
Science and Technology
Victorian Life
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4. The term “Victorian Era” comes from…
Victorian Life
100
Queen Victoria and British lifestyle

5. Victorians used these to shade themselves from sunlight
Victorian Life
200
parasols

6. Victorians were obsessed with
Victorian Life
300
social status

7. Your occupations and social standing was determined by
Victorian Life
400
family background
and social connections

8. to win the lottery of life
To be born British was…
Victorian Life
500
to win the lottery of life

9. Who introduced the idea of “rep by pop”
Politics
100
Who introduced the idea of “rep by pop”
George Brown

10. George Etienne Cartier
Politics
200
A former Patriote; a politician at ease with Quebec’s English and French elites. Leader of the Parti Bleu.
George Etienne Cartier

11. Proposed that Upper Canada and Lower Canada should join together and have a representative government.
Politics
300
Lord Durham

12. Difficulty of passing laws in a legislature because the votes for and against a proposed law are evenly divided
Politics
400
Political Deadlock

13. The Rebellion Losses Bill
Politics
500
The Bill that stated “Anyone who lost property during the rebellions of 1837 received financial compensation”
The Rebellion Losses Bill

14. First Prime Minister of Canada
Famous People
100
John A MacDonald

15. Famous People
200
President when the Civil War broke out. Advocated for the abolishment of slavery.
Abraham Lincoln

16. The politician who led the opposition to Confederation in Nova Scotia
Famous People
300
Joseph Howe

17. Famous People
400
Leader of the radical Parti Rouge. Was first on the scene with the rebellions of 1837 in Lower Canada
Louis Joseph Papineau

18. Famous People
500
Leader of the Clear Grits. Wanted to battle corruption in the government. Hated John A Macdonald.
George Brown

19. Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick
4 colonies that joined Confederation
Confederation
100
Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick

20. Brown, MacDonald, Cartier
The Great Coalition consisted of who?
Confederation
200
Brown, MacDonald, Cartier

21. Quebec conference established this document
Confederation
300
72 resolutions

22. Canada East’s biggest fear about the idea of Confederation was
400
Losing the French identity

23. Constitution (BNA Act)
The laws that set forth the powers and responsibilities of the government and guarantee the rights of the people is the
Confederation
500
Constitution (BNA Act)

24. America suffered this great conflict from 1861-65
100
American Civil War

25. Irish society that attacked multiple areas in British North America in response to British rule in Ireland.
America
200
Fenian Raids

26. Britain continuing to purchase cotton
The North became angry at Britain and threatened to invade British North America as a result of what?
America
300
Britain continuing to purchase cotton

27. American Civil War conflict was over what 3 reasons
400
Slavery, political and economical decisions

28. The belief that Americans were to rule over all o North America
500
Manifest Destiny

29. People traveled from Canada to Britain via
Science and Tech
100
Steam ships

30. Discovered the tiny organisms – the bacilli – that caused many diseases
Science and Tech
200
Louis Pasteur

31. This was developed in order to prevent diseases
This was developed in order to prevent diseases. We continue to use them today.
Science and Tech
300
vaccines

32. One of the biggest reasons for Confederations
One of the biggest reasons for Confederations. Hint: linking the colonies
Science and Tech
400
Railroads

33. Science and Tech
500
First female doctor in the British Empire. Had trouble with her studies because no Canadian medical school would accept females. She graduated from New York Medical College.
Emily Stowe

34. The next province(s) that joined Canada was
Final Jeopardy
North West Territories and Manitoba- 1870