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Which animal's pelts drove the early French Canadian fur trade economy?
Answer: Beaver
Why: European hatters prized beaver felt for wide, durable brims, and the hunt for pelts pushed French fur traders ever farther west.
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Which Montreal pilgrimage landmark is the largest church building in Canada?
Answer: Saint Joseph's Oratory
Why: Its outer dome rises 97 meters, making it one of the largest church domes worldwide alongside Saint Peter's in Rome.
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Who designed the Parliament Building and authored Quebec's motto, 'Je me souviens'?
Answer: Eugène-Étienne Taché
Why: Taché created the phrase as part of his architectural design for the provincial legislature in Quebec City.
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Who originally taught early French Canadian settlers how to tap trees for maple syrup?
Answer: Indigenous peoples
Why: Algonquian nations left the sap out overnight, discarded the ice that formed on top, then boiled the rest in clay pots.
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How is the traditional sugar shack treat tire d'érable prepared?
Answer: Pouring hot syrup on snow
Why: Boiled to about 112 °C, the syrup hardens fast on snow into taffy that you lift off with a wooden stick.
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Which French king sponsored the Filles du Roi to settle New France?
Answer: Louis XIV
Why: Between 1663 and 1673 the Crown paid each woman's 100-livre crossing and gave her a trousseau.