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11)Which of the following statements about English-French relations in Quebec is correct? A)The Battle of the Plains of Abraham in 1760 is known in Quebec as The Occupation. B)The English never attempted to impose their laws and customs on the French. C)To gain support against the American Revolution, the English in Canada allowed Quebec to determine its own family legal code. D)Quebec would have its own legal code regarding family matters E)Rules governing marriage and family in New France (Quebec) were guided by the Custom of Marseilles. 12)Les Filles du Roi (the ‘Daughters of the King”) refers to A)Aboriginal women who married European fur traders as a means for establishing strategic alliances. B)the natural and legitimized daughters of King Louis XIV of France. C)the spike in number of children born to Quebecois families as part of an attempt to raise the number of French speaking-citizens in Quebec. D)a group of young French women brought to New France in the 17th century as brides for single men. E)the New World colonies of the British Empire. 13)Prior to industrialization, the primary unit of production was A)was the individual. B)the married couple. C)the family. D)the community. E)the nation. 14)Which of the following statements about pre-Industrial European families in Canada is correct? A)The husband represented the family in public. B)Children were viewed as delicate and therefore did not work. C)Work and family were separate spheres of life. D) Women were forbidden to run domestically-based businesses E) Husbands and wives maintained a strict division of labour 15)Gemeinschaft describes A)German social policies for young single parents. B)the sense of isolation and listlessness resulting from living in an alienating urban environment. C)the language and cultural barriers European refugees faced upon arriving in Canada during WWII. D)communities where everyone knows each other and people share common values. E)a German workplace policy allowing fathers to take extended paid paternity leave. 16)In what way did factory work during the Industrial Era affect child-parent relations? A)It improved them by allowing children to work supervised alongside their parents. B)It improved them by raising the income of the family and allowing for a higher quality of life. C)It strained them by providing children with their own income and the chance for independence. D)It strained them by making both parents and children too tired to spend quality time with each other. E)It strained them by creating health problems for children. 17)The Industrial Revolution began in Canada in A)1810. B)the mid-1850s. C)the 1880s. D)just prior to WWI. E)immediately after WWI. 18)Which of the following statements about the Industrial Revolution is correct? A)It moved the productive activity of men outside the home. B)People began working with strangers and for strangers more frequently. C)Labourers’ family lives were kept private and unknown to their employers. D)Labourers work lives could be kept private and unknown to their families. E)All of the above. 19)Which of the following is most accurate? A)Children in an industrializing society had more independence from their parents than those in an agricultural one. B)Children in an agricultural society had more independence from their parents than those in an industrial based society. C)Children in agricultural societies became a liability. D)The portability of the nuclear family was important for the way of life in agricultural societies. E)Children began to work in factories in agricultural societies. 20)Which of the following statements about the availability of “labour-saving devices” is correct? A)It allowed women to spend more time with their children and husbands. B)Homes shifted from small-scale production units into showplaces of consumer goods. C)It got men more involved with housework since men liked to use the new appliances. D)It was too expensive for most homes to purchase and so never really caught on in suburban culture. E)Women’s role in the domestic division of labour was shifted to producers of goods to sell on the market.