Review Guide – History of Quebec and Canada – Secondary 3

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The Experience of the Indigenous Peoples and the Colonization Attempts (Origins to 1608)
The Evolution of Colonial Society Under French Rule (1608-1760)
The War of the Conquest and the Change of Empire (1760-1791)
National Demands and Struggles (1791-1840)

This review guide is based on the Québec Education Program as recommended by the Quebec Ministry of Education and Higher Education (MEES).

You can rely on this guide to review all of the content from Secondary 3 History of Quebec and Canada, but there might be some differences between what you covered in class and the content here, since textbooks, teaching methods and specific programs may vary.

The Experience of the Indigenous Peoples and the Colonization Attempts (Origins to 1608)
The Evolution of Colonial Society Under French Rule (1608-1760)
The Conquest and the Change of Empire (1760-1791)
The Demands and Struggles of Nationhood (1791-1840)

The Experience of the Indigenous Peoples and the Colonization Attempts (Origins to 1608)

1. The First Occupants of the Territory

2. Social Relationships Within Indigenous Communities

3. Indigenous Peoples and Decision-Making

Appointing the Chief

4. Indigenous Exchange Networks

Indigenous Exchange Networks

5. The First Nations and Their Rivalries and Alliances

6. First Interactions

7. French Exploration and Occupation of the Territory

The Evolution of Colonial Society Under French Rule (1608-1760)

1. The Monopoly of Companies

2. The Royal Government

3. War and Diplomacy Among the First Nations

4. The Fur Trade

5. The Catholic Church

6. Population Growth

7. Canadian Cities

8. The Seigneurial System

9. Economic Diversification

10. Adaptation of the Colonies

11. Indigenous Populations

12. Intercolonial Wars

13. The War of the Conquest

The War of the Conquest and the Change of Empire (1760-1791)

1. The Military Regime

2. The Royal Proclamation

3. The Status of Indians

4. The Instructions to Governor Murray

5. Protest Movements

6. The Quebec Act

7. The American Invasion

8. The Loyalists

9. The Colonial Economy

10. The Socioeconomic Situation

11. The Catholic Church

12. The Anglican Church

National Demands and Struggles (1791-1840)

1. The Constitutional Act

2. Parliamentary Debates

Political Parties

3. The Two Types of Nationalism

4. Liberal and Republican Ideas

5. The Population

6. The Uprisings of 1837-1838

7. Capital and Infrastructure

8. Agriculture

9. The Fur Trade

10. The Timber Trade

11. Migratory Movements

12. The British-American War of 1812

13. The Durham Report

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