Reviewed Ontario question bank
Settlement Location and Development
Ontario Grade 3 social studies practice with 80 reviewed questions on settlement location and development; includes complete answers and printable previews.
Curriculum connection
Ontario Grade 3 Social Studies
identify some of the main factors that helped shape the development of settlements in Canada, including First Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities, during this period (e.g., the fur trade, the establishment of trading posts based on trade routes and the knowledge of First Nations and Métis peoples; navigable lakes and rivers for trade and transportation; climate; proximity to natural resources; the origins of settlers) , and describe how the physical features of the land (e.g., topography, proximity to water, fertility of the soil) and the availability of goods and services (e.g., mills, churches, roads, proximity to sacred sites) can facilitate settlement and enhance community life
- Strand
- A. Communities in Canada, 1780–1850
- Expectations
- A3.3
- Student content
- 80 approved questions
- Teacher support
- Answer key included; reading-comprehension sets also include a grading rubric
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