Canadain Colonies Unit Study Guide Flashcards

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Lower Canada

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British colony “down” the st. Lawrence, mostly speaking french

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Loyalist

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Americans who did not support the american revolution, many of whom moved to British Colonies

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Clergy

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People ordained for religious service

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Barter Economy

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An economy based on trading service and products instead of using money

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Land speculators

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Those who buy property at low price and sell it for a high price

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Absentee landlord

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A person who owns and rents out a property,but does not live in the region

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Coffin ships

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A death ship, filled with disease and death that would carry people across the land to the new world for a very low price at there end

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Steerage

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The area bellow decks on a ship, used to store cargo

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Representative government

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A government made up of officials elected to office by the people

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Responsible government

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A government subjected to the votes of the people

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Oligarchy

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Rule by a small, select group of people

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Dictatorship

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A ruler with unrestricted power, without any democratic restrictions

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Hudson by company (HBC)

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The oldest commercial corporation in north america. A major player in the fur trade

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Fur trade

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The fur trade is a worldwide industry dealing in the acquisition and sale of animal fur.

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Settler

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a person who settles in an area, typically one with no or few previous inhabitants.

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First Nations

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An indigenous people have inhabits North America

17
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Conflict in early settlement

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Settlers had a hard time inhabiting North america, its rugged terrain, and dense forest made it hard to clear away for farm lands, a basic need that everyone needs to SURVIVE

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Crow reserves

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Lots of property that were reserved for royal officials, military personnel of high rank, or people with noble blood

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Democracy

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A government system where the government makes discussion by voting, and where the people have the say of who becomes their representatives

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Upper Canada

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British colony “up” the St Lawrence, mostly speaking english

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Legislative assembly

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Legislative assembly is the name given in some countries to either a legislature, or one of its branches

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Family compact

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A small group of people that have alot of money and power, who control large portion of the government of Canada

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Chateau clique

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The clique was a small group of people that was very wealthy , they where in the lower part of Canada

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William lyon mackenzie

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He led the upper Canada revolution, his job was to print news papers. He used this to show his disgust with the family compact.

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Louis-joseph Papineau
He led the revolution in lower Canada. But fled as the british tried to arrest him
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Patriots
A person who vigorously supports their country and is prepaires to defend it against enemies
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Lord Durham
Govern general who declared that Canada was fit to be its own country. A shocking report to all the officials in canada.
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Act of Union 1840
Th act of union was passed by the British in july 1840 which united upper and lower Canada making it its own province