| Canadian Geography | Trade of the Empire | Flags of History | Seven Years War | Inventions of an Industrial Nature | The War to End all Wars |
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What is Fredericton
It is the capital city of New Brunswick
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Pepper / Pepper corns
Black Gold
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The Red Ensign (Duster)
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Acadians
They were French settlers who occupied New France in the late 17th and early 18th Centuries.
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What is the power loom
It was invented to make weaving cloth an easy and affordable material
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Archduke Franz Ferdinand
The assassination of this heir to the Austro-Hungarian Empire, triggered the First World War
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What is Calgary
What is the largest city in Alberta
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Tea
Imported from Ceylon, Burma, India and China, this export fueled a new cultural tradition in Britain.
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The French Empire
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Napoleonic Cannons
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The printing press.
It could mass-produce books, create posters and newspapers.
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Sir Arthur Currie
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New Caledonia
British Columbia was once known by this name
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Mercantilism
An economic policy designed to increase a nation's wealth through exports, which thrived in Great Britain between the 16th and 18th centuries
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Union Jack
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Who are the Metis
During the late 17th and early 18th century, (typically) French men and First Nations women had children known by this name...
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Alessandro Volta
He was responsible for creating the electric battery cell
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Sir Robert Borden
Prime Minister of Canada during WWI
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What is White Horse
It is the modern capital of the Yukon
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Opium
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The Gadsden Flag
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Quebec City
It was the city on the St. Lawrence River, that General Wolfe successfully captured.
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Nikola Tesla
He is known as the father of the modern world, invented AC generators and born in Croatia
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The Vickers Machine Gun
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What is Ottawa
It is the Political capital of Canada
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The Hudson Bay Company
The eldest company in North America, starting in 1670.
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The Betsy Ross Flag
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What are siege mortars
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Alfred Nobel
He invented a safety explosive by adding trig-nitroglycerine to diatomaceous earth to create Dynamite,
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Vimy Ridge
A monument in France to commemorate the fallen Canadian soldiers of this infamous First World War battle.
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United Empire Loyalists
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