Saskatchewan Quiz 3

Question 1 of 95

1. Question

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This explorer of Welsh descent who worked for both the North West and Hudson’s Bay Company was:

David Thompson

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Donald Mackenzie

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Camille de Roquefeuil

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William Clark

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Question 2 of 95

2. Question

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What are baby deer called?

Does

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Bucks

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Fawns

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Babies

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Question 3 of 95

3. Question

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What special feature helps you identify this deer?

Its white tail

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Its long neck

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Its short ears

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None of the above

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Question 4 of 95

4. Question

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Who were voyageurs?

Farmers

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Canoe travelers who carried goods

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Teachers

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Lawyers

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Question 5 of 95

5. Question

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Why did European explorers come to Saskatchewan?

To build schools

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To find land trade routes and resources

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To visit family

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None of the above

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Question 6 of 95

6. Question

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Annual gatherings that facilitated trade, social interaction, and knowledge exchange between Indigenous Peoples and Explorers were called a:

Party

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Rendezvous

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Celebration

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None of the above

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Question 7 of 95

7. Question

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Did Saskatchewan have a ban on indigenous ceremonies (1884 remaining into effective until 1951) and if so were they:

grass dances

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sun dances

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give-away dances

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All the above

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Question 8 of 95

8. Question

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How many other Canadian provinces have no seaport other than Saskatchewan?

1

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2

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3

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0

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Question 9 of 95

9. Question

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How much did settlers pay for land under the Dominion Lands Act?

$10

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$100

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Free

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None of the above

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Question 10 of 95

10. Question

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Identify the Province of Saskatchewan’s Official Mammal:

Ring-tailed Cat

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Coyote

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Cougar

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White-tailed Deer

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Question 11 of 95

11. Question

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The earliest known explorer(s) to walk Saskatchewan were:

Lewis & Clark

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Francoes & Joseph Al Verendrye

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Anthony Henday

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Henry Kelsey

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Question 12 of 95

12. Question

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What do white-tailed deer eat?

Grass

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leaves

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twigs

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All the above

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Question 13 of 95

13. Question

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What European culture provided the initial influence and interactions with indigenous populations with their fur trade?

French Fur Traders

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English Fur Traders

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Russian Explorers

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None of the above

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Question 14 of 95

14. Question

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What history book did the Explorers, Exploiters, Soldiers, Pioneers carry with them, even to their deaths?

The Bible

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Lord of the Rings

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Magna Carta

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U.S. Constitution

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Question 15 of 95

15. Question

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What is a male deer called?

Cub

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Buck

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Pup

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None of the above

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Question 16 of 95

16. Question

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What is a trading post?

A school

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A farm

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A place to exchange goods

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None of the above

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Question 17 of 95

17. Question

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When Russia claimed parts of Canada, the furthest forts south extended to:

Fort Ross, California

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Fort Elizabeth, Hawaii

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Sitka

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Juneau

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Question 18 of 95

18. Question

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A ceremonial feast and gift-giving tradition practiced by Saskatchewan Athabascan -speaking Indigenous peoples was called a:

Party

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Rendezvous

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Potlatch

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None of the above

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Question 19 of 95

19. Question

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A close estimation of Indigenous population of Saskatchewan 1595-1795-1995

15,000 – 50,000 – 110,000

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500,000-50,000-25,000

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250-25,000-10,000

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1,000,000-100,000-200,000

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Question 20 of 95

20. Question

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A country that has claimed Saskatchewan’s land as their own is:

France

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Rupert

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United States

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All the above

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Question 21 of 95

21. Question

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A major trading post constructed at the confluence of the North & South Saskatchewan Rivers was:

Fort Union

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Fort Benton

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Fort Peck

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Fort a la Corne

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Question 22 of 95

22. Question

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An historical French visit to explore Saskatchewan was:

Port des Francais (1786)

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Etienne Marchand (1791)

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Camille de Roquefeuil (1817)

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La Verendrye Expeditions (1730s)

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Question 23 of 95

23. Question

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Cumberland House was moved in 1793 to take advantage of access to what river(s):

Sturgeon-Weir

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Grass

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Saskatchewan

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All the above

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Question 24 of 95

24. Question

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In 1598 Juan de Onate came north with how many Spanish immigrants to settle the southern Rocky Mountains at Santa Fe?

95

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295

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495

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995

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Question 25 of 95

25. Question

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In 1804 Lewis & Clark were the 1st to record sighting of a Prairie Wolf, it was really a:

Dog

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Mutant

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Coyote

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None of the above

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Question 26 of 95

26. Question

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Jared Diamond’s “The Fates of Human Societies”” argues that environmental factors

not inherent genetic superiority

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explain history

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specifically:"

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Guns

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Question 27 of 95

27. Question

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The dominant ceremonial practice of Saskatchewan Indigenous like the Blackfoot and Plains Cree was the:

Sun Dance

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Rendezvous

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Potlatch

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None of the above

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Question 28 of 95

28. Question

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The most historic trading post that existed in Saskatchewan was:

Fort Edmonton

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Fort Doukhobor

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Fort Carlton

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Fort Athabasca

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Question 29 of 95

29. Question

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This explorer of Scottish descent who worked for both the North West and Hudson’s Bay Company was:

David Thompson

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Donald Mackenzie

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Camille de Roquefeuil

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William Clark

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Question 30 of 95

30. Question

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Baby deer are called does.

TRUE

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FALSE

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Uncertain

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Question 31 of 95

31. Question

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Buffalo herds are found in Saskatchewan today in:

Yellowstone National Park

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CSKT Bison Range

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Sturgeon River

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Grasslands National Park

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Question 32 of 95

32. Question

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Parts of southern Saskatchewan was acquired from what countries?

France

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Spain

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the U.S.

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All of the above

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Question 33 of 95

33. Question

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The animal whose fur was most valuable in early Canadian trade was the

White-tailed deer

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the beaver

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skunk

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moose

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Question 34 of 95

34. Question

1 point(s)

The most read book on the Lewis & Clark Expedition, “Undaunted Courage

was written by:"

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Timmothy Egan

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Stephen Ambrose

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Clark Gable

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Question 35 of 95

35. Question

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The species of bighorn sheep native to Saskatchewan is the:

Stone

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Dall

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Rocky Mountain

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California

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Question 36 of 95

36. Question

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The West’s small towns typically morphed public governance from the model of:

Peter Drucker

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George Washington

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Sam Skaggs

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their church councils

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Question 37 of 95

37. Question

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What animal’s fur was especially valuable?

Deer

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Beaver

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Rabbit

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Elk

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Question 38 of 95

38. Question

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What do deer eat?

Meat

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Plants

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Fish

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Flowers only

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Question 39 of 95

39. Question

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What was Cumberland House?

A city

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A river

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A trading post

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None of the above

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Question 40 of 95

40. Question

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Which 17th and 18th-century activity involved the likes of Henry Kelsey and Anthony Henday?

Early exploration

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Moon landing

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Deep sea diving

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Internet browsing

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Question 41 of 95

41. Question

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Why do fawns have spots?

To stay warm

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To hide

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To run faster

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None of the above

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Question 42 of 95

42. Question

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Why is this history important?

It shows how Saskatchewan developed

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It teaches math

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It explains sports

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None of the above

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Question 43 of 95

43. Question

1 point(s)

Established by the cartographer, David Thompson, what trading post in BC was built?

Kullyspell

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Musquaro House

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Rocky Mountain House

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Bedford House

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Question 44 of 95

44. Question

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For how many miles did the main Lewis & Clark expedition travel within Saskatchewan?

None

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50

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100

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1,200

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Question 45 of 95

45. Question

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Male deer grow antlers each year.

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FALSE

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Uncertain

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Question 46 of 95

46. Question

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Spain controlled Saskatchewan for over how many years before France secretly acquired it in 1800

3

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12

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22

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38

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Question 47 of 95

47. Question

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The Fur Company that fought for control of Saskatchewan (1779 – 1821) was the:

American Fur Co.

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North West Co.

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Hudson's Bay Co.

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Russia Canada (RC)

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Question 48 of 95

48. Question

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The name of the Province of Saskatchewan (“Saskatchewan””) was from what language?”

Latin

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Cree

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English

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Spanish

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Question 49 of 95

49. Question

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The name of the Province of Saskatchewan was named after a:

Queen

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King

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a 4th daughter

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a 3rd son

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Question 50 of 95

50. Question

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What did Peter Fidler create to document the river systems of the west?

Early map

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Satellite image

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Oil painting

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Comic strip

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Question 51 of 95

51. Question

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What does the word herbivore refer to? Animals that

eat plants

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eat other animals

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only drink water

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only eat herbs

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Question 52 of 95

52. Question

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When are deer most active?

Noon

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Night only

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Morning and evening

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None of the above

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Question 53 of 95

53. Question

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Which company controlled much of the fur trade in Saskatchewan?

North West Company

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East India Company

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Hudson's Bay Company

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None of the above

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Question 54 of 95

54. Question

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Who lived on the prairies before settlers arrived?

Explorers

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Indigenous peoples

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Farmers

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None of the above

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Question 55 of 95

55. Question

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France controlled Saskatchewan (until 1763), with traders like John Baptiste Richard, for over how many years?

13

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26

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43

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83

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Question 56 of 95

56. Question

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France was interested in the Saskatchewan Territory evidenced by what names:

Frenchman River

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Qu'Apelle

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Fort a la Corne

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All of the above

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Question 57 of 95

57. Question

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What color is most of a white-tailed deer’s fur?

Blue

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Brown

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Purple

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Question 58 of 95

58. Question

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What did Indigenous peoples trade for furs?

Cars

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Metal tools and blankets

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Books

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Question 59 of 95

59. Question

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What did rivers act like for travelers?

Highways

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Mountains

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Forests

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Question 60 of 95

60. Question

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What helps deer stay warm in winter?

Thin fur

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Thick fur

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No fur

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Question 61 of 95

61. Question

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What is a female deer called?

Doe

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Hen

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Mare

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None of the above

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Question 62 of 95

62. Question

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What is cultural exchange?

Fighting over land

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Sharing ideas and skills

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Building houses

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Question 63 of 95

63. Question

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Where do white-tailed deer live in Saskatchewan?

Forests

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fields and farms

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and near towns

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All the above

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Question 64 of 95

64. Question

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Which geographical feature often serves as a natural wildlife corridor for large mammals moving through the Saskatchewan prairie?

River valleys

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Section lines

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Power line easements

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Provincial highways

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Question 65 of 95

65. Question

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White-tailed Deer live in Saskatchewan.

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Question 66 of 95

66. Question

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The burial site of Sacagawea, a Shoshone woman who played a vital role in the Lewis and Clark Expedition, is in what State or Province:

South Dakota

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Alberta

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Wyoming

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Saskatchewan

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Question 67 of 95

67. Question

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There were many trading posts in Saskatchewan, the last remaining Hudson’s Bay Company structure can be found at:

Fort Benton

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Fort Laramie

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York Factory

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Fort Qu'Appelle

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Question 68 of 95

68. Question

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These animals are herbivores which means they eat plants.

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Question 69 of 95

69. Question

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What do deer help spread?

Rocks

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Sand

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Seeds

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None of the above

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Question 70 of 95

70. Question

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What was one problem caused by European contact?

More animals

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Diseases like smallpox

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Better weather

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Question 71 of 95

71. Question

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What was the path taken by the Palliser Expedition in the 1850s?

Expedition route

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Flight path

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Shipping lane

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Subway line

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Question 72 of 95

72. Question

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Who was Henry Kelsey?

A farmer

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A trader

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An explorer

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Question 73 of 95

73. Question

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From what country and culture did David Thompson come?

English

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Scottish

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Welsh

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Norse

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Question 74 of 95

74. Question

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In what decade did changes in fashion and depletion of beaver populations led to a shift in economic activity ?

1820s

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1840s

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1860s

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None of the above

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Question 75 of 95

75. Question

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Lewis and Clark explored much of Saskatchewan in what year

1804

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1805

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1806

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never

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Question 76 of 95

76. Question

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Major trading posts that existed in Saskatchewan included Fort:

Carlton

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Pitt

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Pelly

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All the above

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Question 77 of 95

77. Question

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Perhaps the best review of the Canadian Buffalo that once roamed most of Saskatchewan was the documentary produced by:

Carl Sagan

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Steven Ambrose

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Ken Burns

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John Steinbeck

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Question 78 of 95

78. Question

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The British Fur Company that controlled part of Saskatchewan from 1670 to 1870 was the:

Astor Co.

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Northwest Co.

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Hudson's Bay Co.

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None of the above

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Question 79 of 95

79. Question

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The last of the Indian Wars in 1885 that occurred in the Province of Saskatchewan was the:

Walker War

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Nez Perce

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Sheepeaters

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North-West Resistence

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Question 80 of 95

80. Question

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The northernmost Spanish settlement in Canada was at:

Regina

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Calgary

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Santa Cruz de Nuca

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None of the above

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Question 81 of 95

81. Question

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The US controlled southern Saskatchewan, although it did not establish a settlement for how many years

15

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200

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300

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400

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Question 82 of 95

82. Question

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What refers to the initial meetings between Indigenous peoples and European fur traders?

Early contact

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Space age

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Industrial revolution

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Cold war

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Question 83 of 95

83. Question

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Which role was filled by David Thompson as he mapped the northern waterways?

Explorer surveyor

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Music composer

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Chef

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Blacksmith

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Question 84 of 95

84. Question

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~10% done! Question: Are you feeling down, depressed or hopeless?

Not at all

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~20% done! Question: Are you having trouble falling or staying asleep, or sleeping too much?

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86. Question

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~30 % done! Are you feeling tired or having little energy?

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~40% done! Question: Have you lately had a poor appetite or are you overeating?

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Question 88 of 95

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~50% done! Question: Feeling bad about yourself or have let yourself or your family down

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Question 89 of 95

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~60% done! Question: Trouble concentrating on things, such as reading or watching TV?

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Question 90 of 95

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~60% done! Question: Trouble concentrating on things, such as reading or watching TV?

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Question 91 of 95

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~70% done! Question: Moving or speaking so slowly that other people could have noticed?

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Question 92 of 95

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~80% done! Question: Are you unusually fidgety or restless such that others would notice?

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Question 93 of 95

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~90% done! Question: Any thoughts lately that you would be better off dead or of hurting yourself

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Question 94 of 95

94. Question

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As you begin this Quiz! Have you little interest or pleasure in doing things?

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Question 95 of 95

95. Question

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