At Châteauguay in 1813, Charles de Salaberry and about 460 soldiers turned back roughly how many American invaders?
Citizenship Test Practice Test 21
20 questions on history: 1791 to confederation, history: the dominion and the world wars, regions: central canada, the prairies, the west coast and the north, modern canada since 1945, canada's economy.
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At Châteauguay in 1813, Charles de Salaberry and about 460 soldiers turned back roughly how many American invaders?
- 40,000
- 400
- 1,000
- 4,000
Which was the last province to join Canada, in 1949?
- British Columbia
- Newfoundland and Labrador
- Prince Edward Island
- Alberta
What did the Royal Canadian Navy do in the Battle of the Atlantic?
- Defended Hong Kong
- Captured Juno Beach
- Bombed Japanese warships in the Pacific Ocean
- Protected convoys from German submarines
Who was the Métis' greatest military leader?
- Gabriel Dumont
- Sir Sam Steele
- Louis Riel
- Chief Poundmaker
In what year was the last spike of the Canadian Pacific Railway driven?
- 1871
- 1905
- 1867
- 1885
What is the capital of Quebec?
- Sherbrooke
- Gatineau
- Québec City
- Montreal
St. Boniface, Winnipeg's French Quarter, is known for what?
- The RCMP training academy and its heritage museum
- Canada’s oldest stock exchange
- An important Francophone community in Western Canada
- Canada’s largest Ukrainian church
What is the coldest temperature ever recorded in Canada, set in Yukon?
- -52°C
- -45°C
- -63°C
- -71°C
Which two provinces joined Canada in 1905?
- Manitoba and British Columbia
- Alberta and Saskatchewan
- Alberta and Manitoba
- Saskatchewan and Yukon
What happened to Louis Riel after the second rebellion of 1885?
- He was exiled to Britain for life
- He was tried and executed for high treason
- He became Premier of Manitoba
- He was pardoned and took his seat in Parliament
In what year did the federal government introduce unemployment insurance, now called employment insurance?
- 1940
- 1965
- 1951
- 1927
Who led the Métis uprising at Red River and seized Fort Garry?
- Gabriel Dumont
- Joseph Brant
- Louis Riel
- Sam Steele
Who founded the women's suffrage movement in Canada?
- Agnes Macphail
- Thérèse Casgrain
- Dr. Emily Stowe
- Laura Secord
Which city is home to the training academy of the RCMP?
- Calgary
- Saskatoon
- Ottawa
- Regina
In what year was Banff National Park established?
- 1867
- 1885
- 1920
- 1905
How does Discover Canada rank the size of Canada's economy?
- The largest in the world
- Smaller than most in Europe
- Among the ten largest in the world
- Among the fifty largest
Which of the five Great Lakes lies entirely in the United States?
- Lake Huron
- Lake Erie
- Lake Superior
- Lake Michigan
In spring 1945, Canadian forces played a major role in liberating which country?
- Poland
- The Netherlands
- Norway
- Belgium
What share of manufactured goods does Discover Canada attribute to Ontario and Quebec together?
- More than three-quarters
- Less than one-third
- About half
- About one-quarter
In what year did Prince Edward Island join Confederation?
- 1905
- 1871
- 1873
- 1867
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About this practice test
How many questions are in Citizenship Test practice test 21?
20 original multiple-choice practice questions covering history: 1791 to confederation, history: the dominion and the world wars, regions: central canada, the prairies, the west coast and the north, modern canada since 1945, canada's economy. Each answer includes an explanation. This mixed practice set does not reproduce the official exam format or predict an official score.
Are the questions the same every time?
Yes. Practice test 21 always has the same 20 questions, so you can repeat it until you get them all right. The other 20 sets use different questions.
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