Which Canadian National Historic Site commemorates the famous naval victory during the War of 1812?
a) Fort York National Historic Site
b) Lundy’s Lane National Historic Site
c) Crysler’s Farm National Historic Site
d) Louisbourg National Historic Site
Answer: b) Lundy’s Lane National Historic Site
The site of the Red River Resistance and birthplace of Manitoba is known as:
a) Batoche National Historic Site
b) Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site
c) Battle Hill National Historic Site
d) Upper Fort Garry National Historic Site
Answer: d) Upper Fort Garry National Historic Site
The first UNESCO World Heritage Site in Canada, recognized for its well-preserved historic district, is located in:
a) Quebec City
b) Montreal
c) Halifax
d) Ottawa
Answer: a) Quebec City
Which National Historic Site preserves the birthplace and childhood home of Sir John A. Macdonald, the first Prime Minister of Canada?
a) Dundurn Castle National Historic Site
b) Laurier House National Historic Site
c) Bellevue House National Historic Site
d) Sir George-Étienne Cartier National Historic Site
Answer: c) Bellevue House National Historic Site
The site of a major 18th-century military fortress that was instrumental in the defense of New France is:
a) Citadel Hill National Historic Site
b) Fort George National Historic Site
c) Fort Anne National Historic Site
d) Fort Lennox National Historic Site
Answer: a) Citadel Hill National Historic Site
Which National Historic Site commemorates the tragic events of the Acadian Expulsion in the mid-18th century?
a) Grand Pré National Historic Site
b) Fort Anne National Historic Site
c) Port-Royal National Historic Site
d) Louisbourg National Historic Site
Answer: a) Grand Pré National Historic Site
The site of the last and most decisive battle of the War of 1812 is known as:
a) Lundy’s Lane National Historic Site
b) Fort York National Historic Site
c) Crysler’s Farm National Historic Site
d) Fort George National Historic Site
Answer: c) Crysler’s Farm National Historic Site
Which National Historic Site preserves the home of the famous Canadian poet and writer, Lucy Maud Montgomery?
a) Le Château Frontenac National Historic Site
b) Green Gables National Historic Site
c) Rideau Hall National Historic Site
d) Dundurn Castle National Historic Site
Answer: b) Green Gables National Historic Site
The site of the signing of the Charlottetown Conference, a key event leading to the Confederation of Canada, is:
a) Province House National Historic Site
b) Confederation Centre of the Arts National Historic Site
c) Parliament Hill National Historic Site
d) Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site
Answer: a) Province House National Historic Site
Which National Historic Site includes the reconstructed early 19th-century trading post that played a role in the fur trade?
a) Fort William National Historic Site
b) Fort York National Historic Site
c) Fort Rodd Hill and Fisgard Lighthouse National Historic Sites
d) Louisbourg National Historic Site
Answer: a) Fort William National Historic Site
The site of the 1837-1838 rebellions in Upper Canada, led by William Lyon Mackenzie, is known as:
a) Saint-Louis Forts and Châteaux National Historic Site
b) Montgomery’s Tavern National Historic Site
c) Louis-Joseph Papineau House National Historic Site
d) Fort Henry National Historic Site
Answer: b) Montgomery’s Tavern National Historic Site
Which National Historic Site commemorates the 19th-century fur trading post established by the Hudson’s Bay Company?
a) Fort Lennox National Historic Site
b) Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site
c) Fort Langley National Historic Site
d) Fort Rodd Hill and Fisgard Lighthouse National Historic Sites
Answer: c) Fort Langley National Historic Site
The site of a pivotal battle during the North-West Rebellion led by Louis Riel is:
a) Fort Battleford National Historic Site
b) Batoche National Historic Site
c) Fort George National Historic Site
d) Fort Langley National Historic Site
Answer: b) Batoche National Historic Site
Which National Historic Site preserves the battleground of a significant battle during the War of 1812?
a) Fort Henry National Historic Site
b) Fort York National Historic Site
c) Fort George National Historic Site
d) Fort Anne National Historic Site
Answer: c) Fort George National Historic Site
The site of the first European settlement in Canada and a UNESCO World Heritage Site is:
a) Grand Pré National Historic Site
b) L’Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site
c) Port-Royal National Historic Site
d) Fort Anne National Historic Site
Answer: b) L’Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site
Which National Historic Site marks the location of the signing of the British North America Act, leading to Canadian Confederation?
a) Rideau Hall National Historic Site
b) Province House National Historic Site
c) Charlottetown Conference Centre National Historic Site
d) Parliament Hill National Historic Site
Answer: b) Province House National Historic Site
The site of the last and most decisive battle of the Seven Years’ War in North America is known as:
a) Louisbourg National Historic Site
b) Plains of Abraham National Historic Site
c) Fort Anne National Historic Site
d) Crysler’s Farm National Historic Site
Answer: b) Plains of Abraham National Historic Site
Which National Historic Site preserves the former residence of Canada’s Prime Ministers and Governor Generals?
a) Le Château Frontenac National Historic Site
b) Laurier House National Historic Site
c) 24 Sussex Drive National Historic Site
d) Rideau Hall National Historic Site
Answer: d) Rideau Hall National Historic Site
The site of a significant battle during the War of 1812 that helped shape Canada’s identity is known as:
a) Louisbourg National Historic Site
b) Plains of Abraham National Historic Site
c) Fort York National Historic Site
d) Battle of the Restigouche National Historic Site
Answer: b) Plains of Abraham National Historic Site
Which National Historic Site includes the iconic fortification that played a key role in the defense of Halifax?
a) Citadel Hill National Historic Site
b) Fort Rodd Hill and Fisgard Lighthouse National Historic Sites
c) Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site
d) Signal Hill National Historic Site
Answer: a) Citadel Hill National Historic Site
The site of the signing of Treaty 4 between the Plains Cree and the Canadian government is:
a) Fort Battleford National Historic Site
b) Fort Walsh National Historic Site
c) Fort William National Historic Site
d) Grand Pré National Historic Site
Answer: b) Fort Walsh National Historic Site
Which National Historic Site preserves the remains of a 17th-century French colony in North America?
a) Louisbourg National Historic Site
b) Grand Pré National Historic Site
c) Port-Royal National Historic Site
d) Saint-Louis Forts and Châteaux National Historic Site
Answer: c) Port-Royal National Historic Site
The site of a significant battle during the War of 1812 that led to the burning of Washington, D.C., is known as:
a) Fort York National Historic Site
b) Crysler’s Farm National Historic Site
c) Fort George National Historic Site
d) Citadel Hill National Historic Site
Answer: a) Fort York National Historic Site
Which National Historic Site commemorates the location of the signing of Treaty 7 with several Indigenous nations?
a) Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump National Historic Site
b) Fort Calgary National Historic Site
c) Grand Pré National Historic Site
d) Louis Riel House National Historic Site
Answer: b) Fort Calgary National Historic Site
The site of a significant battle during the Seven Years’ War that had a major impact on the course of North American history is known as:
a) Fort Anne National Historic Site
b) Plains of Abraham National Historic Site
c) Fort Lennox National Historic Site
d) Battle of the Restigouche National Historic Site
Answer: b) Plains of Abraham National Historic Site
Which National Historic Site preserves the location of an 18th-century fortified town that was an important fur trading post?
a) Fort York National Historic Site
b) Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site
c) Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site
d) Fort Rodd Hill and Fisgard Lighthouse National Historic Sites
Answer: c) Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site
The site of a former Arctic fur trading post and base for explorations is known as:
a) Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Site
b) Fort Rodd Hill and Fisgard Lighthouse National Historic Sites
c) Prince of Wales Fort National Historic Site
d) Signal Hill National Historic Site
Answer: c) Prince of Wales Fort National Historic Site
Which National Historic Site includes a reconstructed 18th-century British military fortification?
a) Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site
b) Fort Anne National Historic Site
c) Fort York National Historic Site
d) Fort George National Historic Site
Answer: b) Fort Anne National Historic Site
The site of the signing of Treaty 6 between the Cree, Saulteaux, and Nakota Nations and the Canadian government is:
a) Fort Battleford National Historic Site
b) Fort Walsh National Historic Site
c) Batoche National Historic Site
d) Fort Henry National Historic Site
Answer: a) Fort Battleford National Historic Site
Which National Historic Site preserves the location of a key fortification during the War of 1812?
a) Fort George National Historic Site
b) Fort Rodd Hill and Fisgard Lighthouse National Historic Sites
c) Fort Lennox National Historic Site
d) Citadel Hill National Historic Site
Answer: a) Fort George National Historic Site
The site of a former fur trading post and archaeological site is known as:
a) Fort Rodd Hill and Fisgard Lighthouse National Historic Sites
b) Grand Pré National Historic Site
c) L’Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site
d) Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Site
Answer: c) L’Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site
Which National Historic Site marks the location of a historic immigration and quarantine station?
a) Green Gables National Historic Site
b) Pier 21 National Historic Site
c) Fort Walsh National Historic Site
d) Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site
Answer: b) Pier 21 National Historic Site
The site of a historic battle during the Seven Years’ War that involved a joint British and American force is known as:
a) Fort York National Historic Site
b) Fort Lennox National Historic Site
c) Crysler’s Farm National Historic Site
d) Battle of the Restigouche National Historic Site
Answer: c) Crysler’s Farm National Historic Site
Which National Historic Site preserves the location of the signing of Treaty 1 between the Ojibway and Cree Nations and the Canadian government?
a) Fort Battleford National Historic Site
b) Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site
c) Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site
d) Fort Calgary National Historic Site
Answer: c) Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site
The site of a significant battle during the Seven Years’ War that involved the French and British is known as:
a) Citadel Hill National Historic Site
b) Plains of Abraham National Historic Site
c) Fort Anne National Historic Site
d) Battle Hill National Historic Site
Answer: b) Plains of Abraham National Historic Site
Which National Historic Site includes a reconstructed trading post that played a key role in the fur trade?
a) Grand Pré National Historic Site
b) Fort Langley National Historic Site
c) Louisbourg National Historic Site
d) L’Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site
Answer: b) Fort Langley National Historic Site
The site of a historic battle during the Seven Years’ War that took place on the Richelieu River is known as:
a) Citadel Hill National Historic Site
b) Battle Hill National Historic Site
c) Plains of Abraham National Historic Site
d) Louisbourg National Historic Site
Answer: b) Battle Hill National Historic Site
Which National Historic Site commemorates the location of a former gold rush settlement?
a) Grand Pré National Historic Site
b) Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Site
c) Batoche National Historic Site
d) Fort Battleford National Historic Site
Answer: b) Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Site
The site of the signing of Treaty 8 between the Canadian government and several Indigenous nations is:
a) Fort Battleford National Historic Site
b) Fort Walsh National Historic Site
c) Signal Hill National Historic Site
d) Fort Walsh National Historic Site
Answer: d) Fort Walsh National Historic Site
Which National Historic Site includes a well-preserved 18th-century British fortification on Cape Breton Island?
a) Citadel Hill National Historic Site
b) Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site
c) Grand Pré National Historic Site
d) Fort George National Historic Site
Answer: b) Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site
The site of a historic battle during the North-West Rebellion that marked the end of resistance is known as:
a) Fort Walsh National Historic Site
b) Battle Hill National Historic Site
c) Battle of Cut Knife Hill National Historic Site
d) Batoche National Historic Site
Answer: d) Batoche National Historic Site
Which National Historic Site includes a restored 19th-century Hudson’s Bay Company trading post?
a) Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site
b) Fort Walsh National Historic Site
c) Fort Battleford National Historic Site
d) Fort York National Historic Site
Answer: a) Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site
The site of a historic battle during the Seven Years’ War that involved the French and British is known as:
a) Citadel Hill National Historic Site
b) Plains of Abraham National Historic Site
c) Fort Anne National Historic Site
d) Battle Hill National Historic Site
Answer: a) Citadel Hill National Historic Site
Which National Historic Site marks the location of a former whaling station and coastal defense battery?
a) Citadel Hill National Historic Site
b) Fort Rodd Hill and Fisgard Lighthouse National Historic Sites
c) Prince of Wales Fort National Historic Site
d) Signal Hill National Historic Site
Answer: b) Fort Rodd Hill and Fisgard Lighthouse National Historic Sites
The site of the signing of Treaty 11 between the Canadian government and several Indigenous nations is:
a) Fort Battleford National Historic Site
b) Fort Walsh National Historic Site
c) Fort Walsh National Historic Site
d) Fort Langley National Historic Site
Answer: c) Fort Walsh National Historic Site
Which National Historic Site includes the ruins of a former French fort that played a key role in North American history?
a) Fort Anne National Historic Site
b) Plains of Abraham National Historic Site
c) Fort Lennox National Historic Site
d) Louisbourg National Historic Site
Answer: d) Louisbourg National Historic Site
The site of a historic battle during the North-West Rebellion that marked the beginning of the resistance is known as:
a) Fort Walsh National Historic Site
b) Battle Hill National Historic Site
c) Battle of Duck Lake National Historic Site
d) Batoche National Historic Site
Answer: c) Battle of Duck Lake National Historic Site
Which National Historic Site commemorates the location of a significant battle during the Seven Years’ War?
a) Citadel Hill National Historic Site
b) Plains of Abraham National Historic Site
c) Battle of Cut Knife Hill National Historic Site
d) Louisbourg National Historic Site
Answer: b) Plains of Abraham National Historic Site
The site of a historic battle during the Seven Years’ War that took place on the Richelieu River is known as:
a) Battle Hill National Historic Site
b) Plains of Abraham National Historic Site
c) Fort Anne National Historic Site
d) Louisbourg National Historic Site
Answer: a) Battle Hill National Historic Site
Which National Historic Site preserves the location of the signing of Treaty 7 between the Blackfoot Confederacy and the Canadian government?
a) Fort Battleford National Historic Site
b) Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump National Historic Site
c) Batoche National Historic Site
d) Fort Calgary National Historic Site
Answer: b) Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump National Historic Site
