Take This Quiz On Canadian History!

The scandal resulted from Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau saying an expletive toward opposition MPs in Parliament.

The 2005 federal statute legalized same-sex unions throughout Canada.

A militant organization dedicated to achieving Quebec sovereignty by whatever means necessary.

The hugely successful World's Fair was held in Montreal during the 100th year of Canada's existence.

Canadian indigenous people south of the Arctic circle, and thus separate from the Inuit and Métis.

A 1917 disaster caused by a collision of cargo ships, remains one of the biggest non-nuclear detonations in history.

The legislation established in 1876 and still active governs Canadian policy regarding indigenous peoples.

A policy adopted by the Canadian government in the 1970s to promote socio-ethnic pluralism.

An international incident between Canada, the US, Spain, and the Nuu-chah-nulth people over an outpost in British Columbia.

A plateau just beyond the walls of Quebec, where the French army suffered a decisive defeat and effectively lost New France.

The period of significant social and political change within the province of Quebec started in the 1960s.

The eight-game ice hockey contest between the USSR and Canada was waged in 1972 amidst significant Cold War tension.

The 18th-century deportation of historically French inhabitants from Maritime Canada and Maine.

A series of bitter arguments over the draft in World War I exacerbated tensions between British and French Canada.

A disastrous pre-Normandy amphibious assault on occupied France where Canadian troops suffered the majority of casualties.