Printable Grade 7 Canadian History Timeline (1713 → present) — a 5-page Grade 7 History practice set with 12 problems and an answer key, ready to print from your browser.
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A fill-in-the-date timeline and a cause/effect matching exercise covering the major events of the Grade 7 Canadian history strand.
The Treaty of Utrecht (1713) transferred Acadia from ___ to ___.
The British capture of Quebec (1759) was led by General ___ .
The British North America Act (1867) created the ___ of Canada.
The Red River Resistance (1869 – 70) was led by Louis ___ .
The Northwest Resistance (1885) ended at the Battle of ___ .
The last spike of the CPR (1885) was driven at ___, BC.
Women gained the federal vote in 1918 as a wartime measure during ___ .
The Statute of Westminster (1931) made Canada legally ___ .
The Constitution Act (1982) patriated the Canadian ___ .
The Meech Lake Accord (1987) was a failed attempt to secure Quebec’s ___ .
The Charlottetown Accord (1992) proposed reforms to ___ .
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission (2008) documented the impact of ___ on Indigenous peoples.
For teacher or parent use only. Answers are listed in problem order.
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