Chp. 6

Question 1

Revaluation

Answer 1

A rapid violent change in government

Question 2

Assimilation

Answer 2

Becoming part in a diffierent culture group

Question 3

Petition

Answer 3

Ask for something in a formal way

Question 4

Republic

Answer 4

No monarch

Someone who researches family trees
Geologists

Question 5

United Empire loyalists

Answer 5

Any of the American colonists who settled in Canada during or after the war of American independence because of their loyalty to Britain

Question 6

In debt

Answer 6

To owe money

Question 7

Patriots

Answer 7

People who opposed the rebellion

Question 8

13 colonies

Answer 8

In North America that joint together and became the United States of America

Question 9

Refugees

Answer 9

Person who seeks protection in another country to escape danger in their own country

Question 10

Canadians

Answer 10

Add descendant of the settlers of New France

Question 11

Coexistence

Answer 11

Two or more peoples of diverse cultures living together peacefully

Question 12

Petition

Answer 12

To ask for something in a formal way

Question 13

Revolution

Answer 13

A rapid often violent change my system of government

from monarchy to republic for example

Question 14

Republic

Answer 14

A system of government that does not have a monarch

usually a democracy

Question 15

Republican government

Answer 15

A government that has no monarch and that is usually elected

Question 16

Immigration

Answer 16

The process of people establishing homes and citizenship in a country that is not their native country

Question 17

Reserve/ Reservation

Answer 17

An area of land set aside by a treaty (agreement )

for the use of a first Nations

Question 18

Assimilation

Answer 18

The process of becoming part of a different cultural group

Question 19

Chp. 6 summary

Answer 19

The American Revolution American war of independence what is the struggle of the 13 colonies to cut their ties with Britain.The British government tax the American colonies to help pay for that expensive wars. This high taxes along with a few other events begin to upset the people living in the 13 colonies. They decided they want to rule them selves and be completely cut off from Britain. People who supported the rebellion or called Patriots. Those that wanted to stay loyal to Britain did not support the rebellion and they were called lawyer with many loyalist left the 13 colonies and travel to the British colonies in Nova Scotia in Quebec. The right the arrival of approximately 40,000 loyalists into Canada had impacts on the first Nations French and British already living in these areas. Many loyalists felt that since they remain loyal to Britain Britain owe them something. They petition the government for more British laws and customs rather than the France ones put in place during the Quebec act of 1774 no Britain had a problem last grave because it needed to keep these new wireless happy along with the French British and the French nations people. To do this the government decided to divide the settlement of Nova Scotia of Nova Scotia the several new colonies New Brunswick keep Breton Island and St. John island. And 17 nine do you want on the government then pass the constitutional act of 1791 which divided quad back into upper and lower lower Canada lower Canada mostly French Catholic settlers was re-firmed that arrangement under the Quebec act of 1774. The upper Canada Connie was given an elected assembly for the represented government. The war of 1812 because of the grieving ounces in the US had against the Britain they declared war against that. Great Britain was busy in Europe with that napolenoic wars. Britain had shut down trade between the US and France and had even started boarding American ships for British disasters. To retaliate the US declared war on Britain is the nearest piece of land Canada the Americans invaded expecting the colonist to join them in their fight against British rule instead the colonist French Britain and first Nations and loyalist all that back.

Question 20

Why did the Americans in the 13 colonies real against the British

Answer 20

Britain was in debt because of seven years war so they were looking for ways to save money they wanted to keep troops stationed in the 13 colonies so they decided to make the colonies pay for the troops they wanted to become an independent country written raise the 13 colonies help recover after the seven years war Britain attack the Americans too much and war started

Question 21

The war divided the colonists into groups. What were the groups called and who did they support

Answer 21

Patriots- people who supported the rebellion

United empire loyalists- people who opposed the rebellion who wanted to remain united to the British empire and loyal to Britain 🇬🇧

Question 22

What is tarring and feathering why might this happen to a person

Answer 22

Touring is covering seven with hotter feathering is dumping a sack full of feathers over his head his or her head after they’ve been tired. This might happen because of a persons beliefs or religion they did this to get more people to become patriots

Question 23

What was the loyalist migration other than colonists and Britain ancestry who was also part of this group

Answer 23

Black slaves British people first Nations migrating to Canada during the American war of independence many people living in the 13 colonies wanted to remain loyal to you and support the British rule they became refugees are keeping to their territories that we’re still under the British rule in North America these people are called loyalists many had British background

Question 24

How did the lawyers migration impact the Canadians

Answer 24

Increase the number of British people in Quebec by 1790 the British made at 10% of Quebec. Which concern many Canadians about their rights

Question 25

In what ways did the loyalists migration impact the First Nations

Answer 25

Loyalists were mostly farmers and their arrival marked as shipped in the reason that the British negotiated treaties or arrangements with the first nations. They took over land. Made some first Nations give up their land. Land invasion

Question 26

What demands did the loyalists of Nova Scotia in Quebec make of the British government

Answer 26

The St. John River colonists New Brunswick put petition to Britain for their own colony. Quebec colonist petition to allow them use the British laws and customs in place of French laws and customs

Question 27

How did the British government respond to the loyalists concerns

Answer 27

Britain felt it owed something to the loyalists who had fought with Britain against Americans and it one to keep the Canadians happy.. The brightness cited to divide the end. S and into several new colonies in 1884 and gave the St. John settlers their own colonists and.. In 1791 at past the cut constitutional act divided Quebec

Question 28

What position did the Canadiens take in regard to the war of 1812

Answer 28

The Catholic Church a post Republicans government it a pose the American republic (napoleonic wars) and did a post American republic. Encourage the Canadians to fight for Britain and its monarchy.

Question 29

Why did the Americans invade British North America to trigger the war of 1812

Answer 29

Napoleonic wars in Europe dethroning of the monarch to become a republic. Written shut down trade between the US and France. It blocked American ships from landing at the French part. The British Navy also begin boarding US ships looking for destinations. Too late US declined declined war on the newest piece of British territory

Question 30

How did the settlers in upper Canada feel about the war of 1812

Answer 30

Iberg Canada’s population by 1812 included many American born loyalists who had come to upper Canada 🇨🇦 as imports not refugees. They just came loading for good land to farm must have the war wanted to him quickly and did not take sides if they supported the American cars they had to leave upper Canada after the war

Question 31

What was the role of chief Tecumseh in the war of 1812

Answer 31

He organize the first nation to support the British

First nations became allies with the British because the British would give them guns

Question 32

How did the war of 1812 contribute to the development of British identity in Canada

Answer 32

Didn’t want to become American

Also establish the boundaries

Question 33

How did the war of 1812 contribute to the defining of counted as political boundaries? when was that when was each section of the boundaries established

Answer 33

The boundaries were established