A) Epidemics and disease devastated the Quebec
countryside.
B) Quebec's agricultural sector could no longer
absorb the entire workforce and its industrial sector
was insufficiently developed.
C) The development of the steel industry in the
American West attracted a considerable amount of
skilled workers.
D) A good portion of the Quebec population dreamed
of becoming American citizens and took part in
the colonization of the
American West.
ANSWER: | A | B | C | D |
2. WHAT DID THE GOVERNMENT OF QUEBEC DO IN AN ATTEMPT TO STOP
THE
EMIGRATION OF FRENCH CANADIANS TO THE UNITED
STATES ?
A) It promoted settlement and the development of
farmland in the new regions of Quebec.
B) It encouraged the French Canadians to establish
businesses.
C) It restricted the settlement of immigrants
in Quebec.
D) It subsidized the settlement of French Canadians
in the Canadian West.
ANSWER: | A | B | C | D |
3.WHICH FACTOR BELOW WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE EMIGRATION
OF FRENCH
CANADIANS TO THE UNITED STATES ?
A) All American workers were unionized.
B) Epidemics raged in rural areas of Quebec and
forced the population to flee.
C) The seigneurial lands were overpopulated and
there was work in the textile mills of New England.
D) French Canadians were attracted by the idea
of becoming American citizens.
ANSWER: | A | B | C | D |
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