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What is a Physiographic Region?

A group of territories that share similar natural features (relief, rock type, watercourses,etc.)

Name the Physiographic Regions.

Arctic Lands, Western Cordillera, Interior Plains, Canadian Shield, Hudson Bay Lowlands, Appalachian Region

Define "Plain"

Vast expanse of flat land of low latitude with minor difference in elevation between two points

Define "Plateau"

plain that's slightly elavated compared to it's surroundings, animal husbandry

Describe the Hudson Bay Lowlands

vast plain covered in wetlands

Describe Canadian Shield

plateaus with rounded hills, watercourses, sizeable lakes

Describe St. Lawrence Lowlands

low-lying plains around the river

Describe Appalachian Mountains

mountain chain with fertile hills, valleys, plateaus

Describe Coastal plains

flat terrain, large rivers low altitude

Describe interior highlands

plateaus and hills

Describe interior plains

flat terrains with hills and valleys

Economic activity in the Canadian shield?

fur trade, timber

economic activity in the St.Lawrence Lowlands?

agriculture, animal husbandry, timber, iron

economic activity in the Appalachians

agriculture, animal husbandry, timber, coal, iron

economics in the coastal plains?

agriculture, fishing

interior plains

agriculture, fur

name the major drainage basins in North America

gulf of Mexico, Hudson Bay, Atlantic Ocean, St. Lawrence, Great Lakes

How many Native Nations in Quebec

11

why did native people end up sedentary?

trade networks, systems of alliance

main groups in Quebec?

Iroquois, Algonquian, Inuit

when did native people come to america?

32000 years ago

Inuit transport?

kayak or umiak

Housing for Inuits in Winter?

igloos on pack ice

inuits housing in summer

tents near water

which peoples were nomadic?

Algonquians, who lived more in the north

Algonquians housing?

wigwam

Algonquians transport?

winter: toboggan


summer:canoe

Iroquoians housing

Long houses, permanent villages

Algonquian socio-political organization

nuclear family-hunting group-band-nation

Iroquois socio political?

nuclear family-clan-village-nation-confederation

Iroquois leadership?

clan:civil, and war chiefs


village:clan chiefs, assistants, elders, orators

Algonquian leadership?

chiefs, council for big desicions

Creation legend?

Fall of Aataentsic

Describe Gift Giving in Native Culture

land isn't considered property, duty is to share, give and receive equally, gift exchange is part of diplomatic relationships,

what was the primary activity to maintain ties?

trade networks, and trade alliances

What are the primary means of transportation and communication?

waterways, forest trails

give some examples of popular trade items.

copper(tools, weapons), fur (clothing in Europe)

what are some examples of systems of alliance?

-trade-defense-fight common enemy-maintain political relations

when was the Iroquois confederacy concluded?

1142 (Great Peacemaker)

What happened in 1722?

Six nations-Tuscarora

Reasons for war?

hunting land, trade routes, demonstrations of bravery

Give examples of things being exported from North America

Turkey, Bananas, Tobacco, Potato, Tomato, Cocoa Bean, Pineapple, Squash, Pumpkin, Vanilla, Beans, Corn, Cassava,Peppers, Avocado, Sweet Potato, Quinine etc.

Exports from Europe?

Grape, Turnip, Disease, Onion Sugar Cane, Banana Olive, Coffee Bean, Peach, Pear, Citrus Fruits, Honeybees, Grains, Livestock etc.

When did King Frances fund expeditions to North America?

1524, because -Maritime route for directtrade with Asia-Establish colonial empire

When did European Viking establish themselves in North America?

The 11th century

What drew Europeans to Newfoundland?

Cod, Whale blubber

When was Jacques Cartier's first voyage?

1534

Who did the king appoint to develop the new colony?

Jean-Francois de la Roque,Sieur de Roberval

When did Cartier return to France?

1542

Where did Cartier spend the winter?

Stadacona

What were some other colonization attempts?

Sable Island (1599-1603), Sainte-Croix (1604), Port-Royal (1605)

What was the first trading post?

Tadoussac, in 1600