Canadian Citizenship Practice Test 2025

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When did the Maple leaf first appear on Canadian uniforms and insignia?

1850s
1900s
1950s
2000s

The correct answer is: 1850s

The maple leaf first appeared on Canadian uniforms and insignia in the 1850s. This was before the confederation in 1867, so options B, C, and D are all incorrect as they occur after the 1850s. The maple leaf has long been seen as a symbol of Canada, representing its natural beauty and resources. It was also used in the design of the Canadian flag in 1965, emphasizing its significance in Canadian culture and identity. Therefore, it is unlikely that the maple leaf would have been adopted for use on uniforms and insignia in the 1900s, 1950s, or 2000s, making option A the most accurate answer. Additionally, the 1850s coincide with the time period when Canada was gaining more autonomy from Britain, making it a significant time for the adoption of national symbols such as the maple leaf.