Social Studies 10 FINAL EXAM MATCHING REVIEW

~This is not everything on the test but everything on this is on the test~

Match the below numbers to the correct response on the answer sheet given.
Provide addition information for the BOLDED WORDS on a separate paper.

1. The industry that uses non-renewable resources (mining)

2. Greater supply = lower price (law of supply)
3. The government is answerable to the people through elected assemblies
(responsible government)
4. Hydro-electricity (renewable resource)
5. This man was considered the Father of Confederation (John A.
MacDonald)
6. Responsible for money, tariffs, mail, and criminal law (Federal Government)
7. Sent to the Canadas to investigate the causes of the 1837 and 1838 rebellions
(Lord Durham)
8. Ancient weathered rock formations around the Hudson Bay (Canadian
Shield)
9. An important figure during the womens suffrage movement (Nellie
McClung)
10. Lobbied Governor Douglas to build the Cariboo Wagon Road and known as
Father of Vancouver responsible for schools, Stanley Park, water and
electrical streetcar system (David Oppenheimer)
11. Compensated those who suffered property damage during the rebellions of
1837 and 1838 (Rebellion Losses Bill)
12. Leader of the Clear Grits and member of the Great Coalition (George
Brown)
13. Put in place by the Canadian Government to halt the immigration of
Chinese workers in 1885 (Head Tax of $50.00)
14. Trade between two or more countries with no tariffs (Free Trade)
15. Canadas second Prime Minister who did not support a coast to coast railway
(Alexander Mackenzie)
16. An example of secondary economic activity (processing fish at a fish plant)
17. An example of primary economic activity (loggers cutting trees)
18. Was the leader of the reform movement in Lower Canada at the time of
1837-38 Rebellions (Louis Joseph Papineau)
19. Membership of the House of Commons consists of (Elected representatives
from each local riding)
20.Father of Confederation who was assassinated: an Fenian (Darcy McGee)
21. Building a railway to the Pacific, help settle the West and having protective
tariffs were examples of (MacDonalds National Policy)
22. Governor of Vancouver Island and also British Columbias first Governor
(James Douglas)
23. BCs economy from 18-14-1914 was dependent upon a worldwide demand
for (Natural resources)
24. Military leader of the Metis (Gabriel Dumont)
25. After Batoche, Riel was charged with (Treason)
26. First French- Canadian Prime Minister who promised to unite French and
English citizens (Sir Wilfred Laurier)
27. Before Responsible Government was granted, the Legislative Assembly had
the power to (raise taxes to build canals and infrastructure)
28. This Little Emperor was in charge of all HBC operations in North America
(George Simpson)
29. The Act of Union joined what areas into Canada West and Canada East
(Upper and Lower Canada)
30.British Governor of Quebec at the time of the Quebec Act and responsible
for protecting French Laws, customs, language and Roman Catholic
religions (Sir Guy Carleton)
31. Great Lakes-St Lawrence region includes (Southern Ontario and Southern
Quebec)
32. Major industrialist who had enough money to complete the Canadian
Pacific Railway. Was involved in the Pacific Scandal (Sir Hugh Allan)
33. Precipitation pattern that occurs mostly on the coast of British Columbia
(orographic)
34. Used his influence as a director of the HBC to establish the Red River
Colony (Lord Selkirk)
35. Unpacking a canoe and carrying it around rapids and other impediments
(portage)
36. A driven man who galvanized the production of the Canadian Pacific
Railway ( William Van Horne)
37. Industrial Revolution, Potato Famine in Ireland, promise of free land in
BNA (factors that led to the Great Migration)
38. Responsible for the 1837 Rebellion in Lower Canada (Papineau)
39. Prevailing westerly winds cause _______________________
precipitation in coastal BC (orographic)
40. Two nations warring in the bosom of a single state. (Upper and Lower
Canada)
41. Stay at the Bay (Hudson Bay Company)
42. Name of the bill drawn up at the start of the Northwest Rebellion (Metis Bill
of Rights)
43. The idea that the United States should rule all the Americas (Manifest
Destiny)
44. Hanged Ontario Orangeman (Thomas Scott)
45. The event that proved the value of the CPR (deployment of troops during
Northwest Rebellion)
46. Canadas first attempt at responsible government came during this
Governors reign (Lord Elgin)