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Chapter 5 Review

Chapter 5 Review. Label the following job opportunities with the job sector they belonged to (primary, secondary, tertiary, quaternary). Farming primary Fishing primary Logging primary Manufacturing secondary Shipbuilding secondary. Chapter 5 Review.

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Chapter 5 Review

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  1. Chapter 5 Review • Label the following job opportunities with the job sector they belonged to (primary, secondary, tertiary, quaternary). • Farming • primary • Fishing • primary • Logging • primary • Manufacturing • secondary • Shipbuilding • secondary

  2. Chapter 5 Review • If you were moving to British North America in the mid-1800s to find a job, which colony would you move to? Why? • Give your own opinion • Explain

  3. Chapter 5 Review • Label the following statements about daily life in British North America in the mid-1800s as true statements or false statements.

  4. Chapter 5 Review • Methods of transportation were basic roads, by foot, horse, or oxen. • TRUE

  5. In urban areas, doctors were available. In rural areas, doctors were rarely available. • TRUE

  6. Pastimes that were popular were sporting events, reading, and family activities. • TRUE

  7. At that time, everyone attended school regularly. There were no longer one room schoolhouses. • FALSE

  8. Medical knowledge at that time was very advanced. Doctors then knew everything that doctors today know. • FALSE

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