The first European settlers of the region called Acadia spoke this language.

This shape fort was considered to be much easier to defend during wars because of its pointed corners.

Prince Edward Island was originally under French control, but later became controlled by the _______.

During the 1500s and 1600s, migratory fishers from Europe sailed to Newfoundland and Labrador each spring to do what?

In the 1600s, Acadians settled in Chignecto Bay, as well as this Nova Scotian area.

The French built this French named fort in New Brunswick

Acadian farmers were encouraged to move to Ile Saint-Jean to produce food for this location.

In the winter, settlers would do this in order to earn a living.

This type of area were drained and became a source of rich, fertile soil for growing crops.

In 1755, Fort Beausejour was captured by the British, who renamed it to Fort ___________.

Once Prince Edward Island was under British rule, most settlers were deported to this country.

Early settlers would choose locations such as these to make it easier for them to live.

These items were found left behind from early settlers to help us understand their past history.

This artifact is a type of instrument made of flexible meta or bamboo reed attached to a frame and is plucked with the finger to produce a note.

What two problems did a lot of soldiers from this area face?

Early settlers faced these challenges while trying to earn a living in Newfoundland and Labrador

These systems were used to prevent the marshlands from flooding by salt water at high tide.

Soldiers from the 1700s attached these iron made items to their feet to help them from slipping on the ice.

What was the biggest industry that came from the province of Newfound and Labrador