Question 1

The Quiet Revolution refers to what?

Accepted Answer

A) The merging of French and British Canada in 1841 
B) The victory of the British over the French in 1763 
C) The 1987 accord signed by provincial leaders which assured official protection for Quebec's culture and language 
D) The rise of Quebecois nationalism and the Parti Quebecois in the late 1960s 
A) The merging of French and British Canada in 1841 
B) The victory of the British over the French in 1763 
C) The 1987 accord signed by provincial leaders which assured official protection for Quebec's culture and language 
D) The rise of Quebecois nationalism and the Parti Quebecois in the late 1960s

Question 2

French settlers tended to have ________ children than British settlers.

Accepted Answer

A) More 
B) Less 
C) About the same 
D) More sets of twins,so many more 
A) More 
B) Less 
C) About the same 
D) More sets of twins,so many more

Question 3

Which of the following are located in Southern Quebec?

Accepted Answer

A) Nunavik,an area of Inuit self government 
B) Estrie,the center of maple sugar production in the region 
C) Hudson Bay 
D) The Grand Trunk Railway 
A) Nunavik,an area of Inuit self government 
B) Estrie,the center of maple sugar production in the region 
C) Hudson Bay 
D) The Grand Trunk Railway

Question 4

In comparison to the highest peaks in other parts of North America,those in Quebec are ________.

Accepted Answer

A) Much Higher 
B) Higher 
C) About the same 
D) Lower 
A) Much Higher 
B) Higher 
C) About the same 
D) Lower

Question 5

If there were about 500,000 first nations people living in Quebec when John Cabot,British explorer arrived in 1497,about how many were left 150 years later in 1650?

Accepted Answer

A) 300,000 
B) 100,000 
C) 50,000 
D) 5000 
A) 300,000 
B) 100,000 
C) 50,000 
D) 5000

Question 6

What large city in Quebec,divided into Upper Town and Lower Town,is a cultural and tourist center because of its cultural landscape filled with narrow cobbled streets,small shops,and Parisian charm?

Accepted Answer

A) Montreal 
B) Quebec City 
C) Ottawa 
D) Gatineau 
A) Montreal 
B) Quebec City 
C) Ottawa 
D) Gatineau

Question 7

Plan a trip to visit Quebec and outline at least four stops,including what you would be interested in seeing in each place.

Accepted Answer

Sure! When planning a trip to visit Queb

Question 8

In geologic age,the mountainous part of Quebec is located in the ________ part of the province.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In geologic age,the mountainous part of Quebec...

Question 9

For many years the Inuit of northern Quebec struggled for control of their culture,language,and governance.What has been the result of those struggles?

Accepted Answer

A) In 1975 the Inuit signed a historic agreement with the Canadian government that has led to significant increases in Inuit autonomy 
B) Inuit still struggle with the breakdown of their language and culture because they are forced to send their children to residential English language schools 
C) The threat to Inuit culture is increasing because Northern Quebec has experienced a major influx of non-native population from Southern Quebec 
D) Inuit have maintained government controlled Northern Quebec since the first days of European settlement 
A) In 1975 the Inuit signed a historic agreement with the Canadian government that has led to significant increases in Inuit autonomy 
B) Inuit still struggle with the breakdown of their language and culture because they are forced to send their children to residential English language schools 
C) The threat to Inuit culture is increasing because Northern Quebec has experienced a major influx of non-native population from Southern Quebec 
D) Inuit have maintained government controlled Northern Quebec since the first days of European settlement

Question 10

Imagine that you are an Anglophone resident of Quebec and a vote for independence from Canada succeeds.Describe what challenges you and your family might face and concerns you might have.

Accepted Answer

As an Anglophone resident of Quebec, a v

The Quiet Revolution refers to what?

French settlers tended to have ________ children than British settlers.

Which of the following are located in Southern Quebec?

In comparison to the highest peaks in other parts of North America,those in Quebec are ________.

If there were about 500,000 first nations people living in Quebec when John Cabot,British explorer arrived in 1497,about how many were left 150 years later in 1650?

What large city in Quebec,divided into Upper Town and Lower Town,is a cultural and tourist center because of its cultural landscape filled with narrow cobbled streets,small shops,and Parisian charm?

Plan a trip to visit Quebec and outline at least four stops,including what you would be interested in seeing in each place.

In geologic age,the mountainous part of Quebec is located in the ________ part of the province.

For many years the Inuit of northern Quebec struggled for control of their culture,language,and governance.What has been the result of those struggles?

Imagine that you are an Anglophone resident of Quebec and a vote for independence from Canada succeeds.Describe what challenges you and your family might face and concerns you might have.

Introduction

North America's Environmental Setting

Historical Settlement of North America

North American Political Economy

The Atlantic Periphery

Megalopolis

The Great Lakes and Corn Belt

The Inland South

The Coastal South

The Great Plains

The Rocky Mountains

Intermontane West

MexAmerica

California

The Pacific Northwest

Hawai'i and the Pacific Islands

The Far North

The Future of North America

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Exam 6: Quebec

The Quiet Revolution refers to what?

French settlers tended to have ________ children than British settlers.

Which of the following are located in Southern Quebec?

In comparison to the highest peaks in other parts of North America,those in Quebec are ________.

If there were about 500,000 first nations people living in Quebec when John Cabot,British explorer arrived in 1497,about how many were left 150 years later in 1650?

What large city in Quebec,divided into Upper Town and Lower Town,is a cultural and tourist center because of its cultural landscape filled with narrow cobbled streets,small shops,and Parisian charm?

Plan a trip to visit Quebec and outline at least four stops,including what you would be interested in seeing in each place.

In geologic age,the mountainous part of Quebec is located in the ________ part of the province.

For many years the Inuit of northern Quebec struggled for control of their culture,language,and governance.What has been the result of those struggles?

Imagine that you are an Anglophone resident of Quebec and a vote for independence from Canada succeeds.Describe what challenges you and your family might face and concerns you might have.

Introduction

North America's Environmental Setting

Historical Settlement of North America

North American Political Economy

The Atlantic Periphery

Megalopolis

The Great Lakes and Corn Belt

The Inland South

The Coastal South

The Great Plains

The Rocky Mountains

Intermontane West

MexAmerica

California

The Pacific Northwest

Hawai'i and the Pacific Islands

The Far North

The Future of North America

Filters