True or False | Fill in the Blanks | Reasons for Exploring | Multiple Choice |
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True
The Norse were probably the first Europeans in the land that is now Canada
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Expedition
An __________ is a journey that is organized for a specific purpose.
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Land and Power
Explorers claimed land on behalf of European rulers. This made ________ a reason to travel.
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Lance Armstrong
Which of the following was not an early explorer of Canada?
John Cabot Lance Armstrong Jaques Cartier Samuel de Champlain |
False
European rulers wanted to discover new lands and share their findings with other countries
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Colony
A __________ is an area claimed and controlled by a country in another part of the world.
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Curiosity and Adventure
European explorers wanted to discover what was across the Atlantic Ocean.
This made ________ a reason to travel. |
Shovels
Which of the following was not one of the goods the First Nations peoples acquired from the Europeans?
Knives Axes Shovels Needles |
True
The development of new navigational tools in the 1400s helped explorers to travel farther than ever
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L'Anse aux Meadows
____________________ was one of the very first European settlements in North America
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Religion
Christians wanted to spread their faith in other lands. This made ________ a reason to travel.
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Fur Pelts
What was the most valuable and desirable good the Europeans obtained from the First Nations peoples?
Fur pelts Live animals Medicine Drinking water |
False
Maps of the world that existed for early explorers were very reliable
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Saga
A __________ is a long story that tells about heroes, especially those of the Norse.
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A Trade Route to Asia
Explorers were looking for a land route to trade for teas, spices and silks. This made ________ a reason to travel.
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False
Most encounters between the Norse and the First Nations peoples ended peacefully
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Vikings
Norse explorers are called _________
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Resources and Wealth
Explorers wanted to obtain gold, silver, timber, furs and fish. This made ________ a reason to travel.
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