NAME: ________________________ SOCIAL STUDIES 7 Chapter 7: Confederation MY STUDY BOOKLET PART 1: Confederation Prelude Reasons Conferences PART 2: Our government Federal Provincial Elections PART 1A: PRELUDE 1. Define confederation: ________________________________________________________ 2. Complete the map as it appeared in 1864. Include the following: Newfoundland New Brunswick PEI Canada East Nova Scotia Canada West Rupert’s Land United States The ‘West’ Mount Pearl Intermediate NAME: ________________________ SOCIAL STUDIES 7 3. What was the region now known as Canada called before Confederation? _________________________________________________________________________ 4. What did the ‘Province of Canada’ mean before Confederation? _________________________________________________________________________ 5. What was the name of the government that most colonies had just before Confederation? _________________________________________________________________________ 6. Watch the Part 2 video on democracy and answer the following questions: a. When the colonies were first settled, who had ALL of the control over what happened there? ______________________________________________________________ b. What was it called when the people ELECTED a government, but the government had NO CONTROL over decisions? ___________________________________________ c. What was it called when the people ELECTED a government who actually had CONTROL over what happened in the colony? ______________________________ d. The Queen’s representative remains in Canada and in each province today. What is the current title for this person? ___________________________________________ or __________________________________________________________________ Mount Pearl Intermediate NAME: ________________________ SOCIAL STUDIES 7 PART 1B: REASONS 7. There were 5 main reasons why the colonies were interested in joining together. REASON DETAILS What was the problem at the time? #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 8. Define: a. Fenians: _____________________________________________________________ b. Free trade: ___________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ c. Reciprocity treaty: _____________________________________________________ d. Canada East: _________________________________________________________ e. Canada West: ________________________________________________________ f. Province of Canada:____________________________________________________ g. Hudson’s Bay Company: ________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ Mount Pearl Intermediate NAME: ________________________ SOCIAL STUDIES 7 PART 1C: CONFERENCES 9. There were 3 main conferences to make Confederation happen. CONFERENCE #1 DETAILS When: Where: Who: Why: Outcome: #2 When: Where: Who: Why: Outcome: #3 When: Where: Who: Why: Outcome: 10. Define: a. Delegate: ____________________________________________________________ b. The Seventy-Two Resolutions: ___________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ c. Federation: __________________________________________________________ d. BNA Act, 1867: _______________________________________________________ e. Constitution Act, 1982: _________________________________________________ f. Charter of Rights and Freedoms: _________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ Mount Pearl Intermediate NAME: ________________________ SOCIAL STUDIES 7 11. When did Canada officially become a country? ____________________________________ 12. Who was the first prime minister? ______________________________________________ 13. How many provinces joined? ________ Who? ____________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ 14. Complete the map as it appeared in 1867. Include only the new Dominion of Canada. 15. Who had special protection under the new union? _________________________________ 16. Whose opinions were completely left out? _______________________________________ Mount Pearl Intermediate NAME: ________________________ SOCIAL STUDIES 7 17. Complete the map as it appears today. Include the province/territory name and the year that it entered Confederation. Mount Pearl Intermediate NAME: ________________________ SOCIAL STUDIES 7 PART 2A: FEDERAL 18. There are three levels of government in Canada: Federal Provincial Municipal Has power over a … An example of a place is… Works out of a building called... The leader is called… The current leader is… Other members are called… 19. Watch the video about Girafia. Using her daily life, what are some examples of the powers of each level of government? If the power is shared, write it under BOTH levels of government. Federal Provincial Municipal Mount Pearl Intermediate NAME: ________________________ SOCIAL STUDIES 7 20. What are the three parts of Parliament? PART DETAILS #1 #2 #3 21. Where is Parliament? ________________________________________________________ 22. Who is our current Governor General? __________________________________________ 23. How does a person become a Senator? _________________________________________ 24. How does a person become a Member of Parliament? ______________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ 25. How does a person become the Prime Minister? ___________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ 26. What is a cabinet? __________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ 27. Who is our current Prime Minister? _____________________________________________ Mount Pearl Intermediate NAME: ________________________ SOCIAL STUDIES 7 PART 2B: PROVINCIAL 28. What are the two parts of the provincial government? PART DETAILS #1 #2 29. Who is our current Lieutenant Governor? ________________________________________ 30. How does a person become a Lieutenant Governor? _______________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ 31. How does a person become a Member of the House of Assembly? ____________________ _________________________________________________________________________ 32. How does a person become the Premier? ________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ 33. Who is our current Premier? __________________________________________________ 34. What does the division of powers between federal and provincial governments look like? Mount Pearl Intermediate NAME: ________________________ SOCIAL STUDIES 7 PART 2C: ELECTIONS 35. Define: a. Riding: ______________________________________________________________ b. Candidate: ___________________________________________________________ c. Political party: ________________________________________________________ 36. How many federal ridings are in Canada? _______________________________________ 37. How many federal ridings are in Newfoundland and Labrador? _______________________ 38. How many provincial ridings are in Newfoundland and Labrador? _____________________ 39. How does a candidate win a seat in the legislature? ________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ 40. How does a party form the government? _________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ 41. What are the two criteria for being able to vote? a. ____________________________________________________________________ b. ____________________________________________________________________ 42. What is voter apathy? ________________________________________________________ 43. According to recent voter statistics, which group of people shows the highest voter apathy? _________________________________________________________________________ Mount Pearl Intermediate
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