[DOC] [TLE] jeopardy/1808_Qs.txt at master  jedoublen/jeopardy  GitHub [PAR] MANITOBA | On Manitoba's coat of arms, a beaver represents this trade, the 
area's economic mainstay until the 19th century | Furs. right: Michel. Wrong:. [DOC] [TLE] Official symbols of Canada - Canada.ca [PAR] Jan 12, 2016 ... Design of the Canada Coat of Arms; Where you find the Canada ... The trade of 
beaver pelts proved so profitable that many Canadians ... Despite this recognition
, the beaver was close to extinction by the mid-19th century. ... The Maple Leaf 
Tartan was declared an official national symbol on March 9, 2011. [DOC] [TLE] Coat of arms of Manitoba - Wikipedia [PAR] The original coat of arms of Manitoba was granted to Manitoba by a Royal 
Warrant of King ... The unofficial arms, in use until 1905. Details ... The helmet 
above the shield is gold and faces left, a symbol of Manitoba's ... The crest is a 
beaver, Canada's national animal, holding a prairie crocus, Manitoba's provincial 
flower. [DOC] [TLE] Why does Canada have the beaver as a national mascot? - Quora [PAR] The beaver was not really chosen specificially, but it was used in coats-of-arms 
and other ... The trade in beaver pelts proved so lucrative that the Hudson's Bay 
... Sir Sandford Fleming assured the beaver a position as a true National Symbol 
... early 19th century, the trade in beaver pelts was the centre of Canada's 
economy. [DOC] [TLE] Symbols of Canada - Publications du gouvernement du Canada [PAR] used until the early. 1600s ... Company had an exclusive licence to trade in this 
area, .... use of the Royal Union Flag as a symbol of Canada's ... British Columbia 
and in the flags of Ontario, Manitoba .... defended Canada in 19th-century battles. 
... beavers on the shield of its coat of arms in 1678. ...... Saskatchewan economy. [DOC] [TLE] the official biological emblems of canada - Lee Kong Chian Natural ... [PAR] May 28, 2015 ... Manitoba (MB). ..... in 1621, had been the first to include the beaver in a coat of 
arms. ... late 19th century, efforts were made in the late 1800s and ... tree was 
never officially recognized as Canada's arboreal emblem until 1996. ...... Today, it 
is a mainstay of our economyand a proud symbol for all Nova... [DOC] [TLE] A 19th Century Chapter in Hawai'i's Maritime History - eVols [PAR] during the 19th century are reasonably well known.1 But the ... the Islands' 
economy. However, political .... The coat of arms features four beavers quartering 
the. [DOC] [TLE] Citizen's Guide - Legislative Assembly of Alberta [PAR] represent them in the Assembly rather than attending the .... The area included 
what is now Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, ..... vote in Alberta until 1965. ..... 
In the 19th century the British House of Commons had to delay a daily ... wheat 
circle crown and shield. British and Canadian coats of arms engraved. Beaver... [DOC] [TLE] Trade Ornament Usage Among the Native Peoples of Canada [PAR] eastern Canadian woodlands in the 19th century (drawing by D. Kappler) .... 
wampum, and representing some monster ...... on the naked arm or over the 
sleeve of the coat. The ornamentsfor the nose hang down .... ters and possible 
mirror breast ornament (Manitoba ...... peans until 1609, trade goods had been 
trickling. [DOC] [TLE] CH4 130 2010 English - Scribd [PAR] Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada, represented by the Department of .... 
used until the early ... Company had an exclusive licence to trade in this area, ..... 
beavers on the shield of its coat of arms in 1678. .... Since the second half of the 
19th century, minority-community Francophones ...... Saskatchewan economy. [DOC] [TLE] Clothing nurtures and reflects identity. By wearing specific clothing ... [PAR] Traditionally, these dresses were decorated with elk teeth, which represent 
wealth and status. ... Canada, British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and 
Manitoba. ... Hopis were traditionally farmers, who raised corn, the mainstay of 
their diet. .... By the mid- to late

Question: On Manitoba's coat of arms, a beaver represents this trade, the area's economic mainstay until the 19th century
Answer: Furs