(12 of 15) Cartier is exploring Canada's St Lawrence River in the 1530s. As his second journey comes to an end, he comes up with a plot to take the lord of the area back to France. What is the plot, and does it work?

(11 of 15) What illness did the men suffer during Cartier’s 1530s exploration of the St Lawrence River in Canada?

Who was the man in charge when Britain signed the treaty acknowledging the loss of the 13 colonies? With two brief tenures as prime minister, William Cavendish-Bentinck spanned the 18th and 19th centuries.

(10 of 15) How did the French describe the beliefs, animals and rivers of Canada in the 1530s?

During Cartier’s 1530s expedition up Canada's St Lawrence river, how was he treated by the local people?

William Gladstone, the archetypal Victorian prime minister, was, nevertheless, disliked by Queen Victoria. He had a very long political career, during which he became one of the great reformers. Who was the man who dominated politics during the whole of the second half of the 19th century?

(8 of 15) Cartier's 1535 exploration of Canada have headed further up the St Lawrence River. What are the earliest written descriptions of the area of today’s Montreal?

(7 of 15) On his 1535 journey up the St Lawrence River, Cartier has reached the Quebec City area. What did the people of the area, then called Stadacona, do to stop Cartier going further up the river? Why did Cartier insist on proceeding?

The Dukes of Devonshire and their family are famed for many things, including Chatsworth, their historic and beautiful seat in Derbyshire. One member of this well-connected family was briefly prime minister. Find out about his time in office here.

(6 of 15) What were earliest French sightings of the area of today’s Quebec city, and its people?