Reviewed Ontario question bank
Consequences of Contact
Ontario Grade 5 social studies worksheets for consequences of contact. Includes 80 reviewed questions, answers, and complete printable previews.
Curriculum connection
Ontario Grade 5 Social Studies
describe some of the positive and negative consequences of contact between Indigenous peoples and European explorers and settlers in what would eventually become Canada (e.g., with reference to the impact of European diseases on First Nations; the impact of Europeans’ belief that they had the right to claim First Nations territory for themselves; intermarriage between First Nations women and European men and the ethnogenesis of the Métis ; competition between different First Nations peoples, Métis, and European settlers for land and resources; alliances among First Nations and between First Nations and European settlers; the introduction of alcohol and European weapons; the contribution of First Nation ideas about democratic community governance systems) , and analyse their significance
- Strand
- A. Heritage and Identity: Interactions of Indigenous Peoples and Europeans prior to 1713
- Expectations
- A1.1, A3.5
- Student content
- 80 approved questions
- Teacher support
- Answer key included; reading-comprehension sets also include a grading rubric
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