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Who are the Louisiana descendants of deported Acadians?
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In what year did the maple leaf become Canada's official flag?
Answer: 1965
Why: Until 1965 the Union Jack was Canada's formal flag, with the Red Ensign serving as its unofficial stand-in.
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Which immigrants had to pay Canada's head tax from 1885?
Answer: Chinese
Why: Starting at 50 dollars, the tax rose to 500 dollars by 1903, about two years' pay for an immigrant worker.
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Where did Harriet Tubman live in Canada in the 1850s?
Answer: St. Catharines
Why: After the US Fugitive Slave Act of 1850, she began and ended her rescue journeys in St. Catharines.
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What was Toronto called when US troops captured it in 1813?
Answer: York
Why: Upper Canada's parliamentary mace, carried off by US troops in 1813, was not returned until 1934.
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What did the word behind Canada's name mean?
Answer: Village
Why: Kanata first referred to Stadacona, a St. Lawrence Iroquoian village on the site of today's Quebec City.
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How far did Terry Fox run before he had to stop in 1980?
Answer: 5,373 km
Why: He had planned to run about 8,000 km across Canada to Victoria, so he got roughly two-thirds of the way.
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