1. Which European country was, from 1534 till about 1760, the main Canadian "mother country"? France Spain England Portugal

2. In the sixteenth century, what Canadian resource was very precious for Europeans merchants? Fur Wood Iron Gold

3. In 1763, with the Royal Proclamation, which country became officially Canada's new "mother country"? Japan United States Britain France

4. What was the name of the only Canadian province from 1673 to 1791? Ontario Prince Edward Island Manitoba Quebec

5. Why was Canada split in two in 1791? France won a war and took half of Canada Loyalists from the US wanted an English territory England decided to separate whites from natives To make canadian administration easier

6. What were the names of the two provinces created by the division in 1791? Canada West and Canada East Upper Canada and Lower Canada Ontario and Quebec New England and New France

7. How were the two Canadians provinces named in 1840? New England and New France Upper Canada and Lower Canada Western Canada and Eastern Canada Ontario and Quebec

8. In 1867, which two provinces (other than Quebec and Ontario) were in the Canadian confederation? Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island Nova Scotia and New Brunswick British Columbia and Manitoba Alberta and Saskatchewan

9. When did Canada become totally independent of Britain? 1931 1911 1921 1941

10. What were the four Canadian parties that won more than one seat in the 2004 federal vote? Liberal, Conservative, NPD, Green Party Liberal, Conservative, Canadian Alliance, Bloc Quebecois Liberal, Conservative, NDP, Bloc Quebecois Liberal, Conservative, Canadian Alliance, NDP