british na part 2 Flashcards

1
Q

what are some reasons the loyalists left new york to migrate back to Britain?

A
  • british roots
  • rebels in 13 colonies harassed them
  • “land loyalist”: wanted to take advantage of free land offered to them in BNA
  • too hard to get good land
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2
Q

how many loyalists migrated to BNA between 1782-1784

A

45 000

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3
Q

were first nations loyalists considered in the treaty of paris?

A

no

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4
Q

at the end of the war what were Black loyalists issued?

A

Certificates of Freedom

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5
Q

1200 Black loyalists left for a colony built by who?

A

British anti-slavery society in Sierra Leone, West Africe

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6
Q

in 1784 nova scotia separated due to the number of loyalists and part of it became what?

A

colony of new brunswick

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7
Q

what did the constitution act of 1791 make carleton do?

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make 2 colonies
- upper canada (ontario)
- lower canada (quebec)

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8
Q

who would oversee the two canada colonies?

A

gov general appointed by britain

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9
Q

what two councils were present in canadas colonies?

A
  • legislative
  • executive
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10
Q

what did jay’s treaty 1794 do?

A

increase trade, avoid war between US and Britain

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11
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what are causes of the war of 1812?

A
  • impressment: britain captured american sailors and 1000 ships
  • americans wanted canada
  • war hawks
  • election of 1808: james madison (democratic republican) was elected and wanted to fight britain
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12
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who were the war hawks?

A

republican congressmen from south and west

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13
Q

who led the war hawks?

A

john c calhoun of south carolina and henry clary of kentucky

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14
Q

on july 12, 1812, what did the americans invade and occupy?

A

upper canada, Sandwich (Windsor)

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15
Q

why did the americans retreat after taking Sandwich and where

A

supply problems, fort detroit

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16
Q

who was head of the british forces in canada and what did they promise to the Shawnee in exchange for help?

A

sir isaac brock, land claims

17
Q

who was the leader of the shawnee first nation (from ohio valley)

A

tecumseh

18
Q

who won after the british forces in canada attacked fort detroit?

A

british forces

19
Q

who was the american general that surrendered fort detroit and captured Sandwich?

A

General Hull

20
Q

who maintained the strongest navy in the world

A

the english

21
Q

what battle did british general isaac brock die in

A

queenston heights against americans

22
Q

what was the turning point in the war of 1812

A

british deploying more ships, troops harden to north american theatre

23
Q

what treaty ended the war of 1812

A

treaty of ghent 1814

24
Q

what was the underground railroad

A

A secret transportation network that conveyed fugitive slaves from the southern US to Upper Canada (Ontario) & sometimes to Nova Scotia

25
Q

what were methods of escape for enslaved people

A
  • water routes
  • roads
  • baggage
  • railways
26
Q

what were the conditions of escape for enslaved people?

A
  • night travel
  • hiding during the day
  • Pursued by slave owners, sheriffs, slave catchers
  • little food
  • Swamps and forests
27
Q

what was the fugitive slave law?

A

every American was required to return runaway slaves to the rightful owner

28
Q

who were the abolitionists?

A

people who supported the cause to end slavery