This fish was important to the coast and plateau peoples.

These Europeans were the first settlers in North America.

This company used to trade beaver pelts with the First Nations and is one of the oldest companies in the world.

This proclamation prevented American settlers from farming in the Ohio River valley.

These people, found in modern day Alberta and Saskatchewan, lived in tents covered with bison hides.

The Inuit made these lodgings out of snow.

This fabled route leads to Asia.

This animal's skin was of high value in Europe.

The angry colonists rebelled against Britain in this famous conflict.

These peoples lived in long houses, and farmed corn and squash.

After a marriage occurs, the man moves in with the woman's extended family.

This man is known for founding Quebec.

These strong men transported fur for fur trading companies.

This man was Quebec's first governor, and was sympathetic to the French settlers.

These people dealt with the cold winters in the regions by digging houses into the ground.

These beasts were sometimes killed by being run over the edge of a cliff.

This war saw an end to French rule in Canada.

This company was rivals with the Hudson's Bay Company.

This tax on everyday goods was designed to help Britain pay for protecting the 13 colonies, and enraged the Americans.

The people of the Northwest Coast celebrated major milestones with this ceremony, in which vast amounts of wealth were given away.

This nation lived on the southern bank of the St. Lawrence River, and were enemies of the French.

This battle was fought outside of Quebec City, and was over in only 15 minutes.

This explorer passed through the Peace River region in 1792.

This act of defiance by the American rebels involved dumping tea in the harbour.

In Iroquois tribes, the women owned the fields, because their society was _________________ in nature.