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Final Exam Flashcards

1
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The Royal Proclamation

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  • 1763
  • Framework of government in British Territory after the fall of New France
  • Native relations (territory, still referenced today)
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French Indian War

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  • 1754-1763
  • The French built a post in British Territory
  • A scuffle ensues where France wins
  • New France eventually looses because they lack recources
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3
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Seven Years War

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-1756-1763

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4
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Global Migration

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Not a recent phenomenon

Migration has existed through all of history

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5
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Sunrise Girl Child

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a skeleton found that proves First Nations have been here for a long time.

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6
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John Cabot

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rediscovered Canada

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7
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John Cartier

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claimed St.Lawrence in the name of France

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8
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Samuel Champlain

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permanent settlement

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9
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New France

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  • fur trade expands (Henry Hudson)
  • civilize the savages
  • warfare and disease wipe out huge numbers of First Nations
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10
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Chief Donnacona

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was kidnapped and brought back to France to act as an interpreter

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Mercantilism

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  • Canada was a recourse for mother country
  • triangular trade
  • beavers and fur trade
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12
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Code Noir

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very little rights for slaves, but determined how they were to be treated

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13
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Six Nations Confederacy

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5 Iroquois nations that banned together to to be the people of the longhouse

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Treaty of Paris

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  • 1763
  • Concluded French Indian War
  • France gave up all land to England
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15
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Smallpox

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British gave First Nations blankets from small pox hospital

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16
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Treaty of Ghent

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  • Dec 24 1812
  • Signed in Belgium
  • End war of 1812
  • British loose hope of regaining America
17
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General Brock

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-Canadian/British leader of army

18
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Tecumseh

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-First Nations leader of army, the voice of a rebellion

19
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American Revolution

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  • American Independance

- Canada decided to stay out of it

20
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Benedict Arnold

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-lead attack on Quebec City

21
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Quebec Act

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  • Created permanent system of government

- allowed Quebec to have different system of government

22
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Declaration of Independance

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  • 1776

- Americas Independence

23
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British Loyalists

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  • 80k+ loyalists leave US to Canada

- Settled around Lake Ontario

24
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Napoleon Bonaparte

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his wars raged from 1793 to 1815

25
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Louisiana Puchase

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1803

France Sells Louisiana to America

26
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Jay’s Treaty

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British gave up Ohio

First Nations do not have to pay to cross boarder

27
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Queenston Heights

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First major battle in war of 1812

28
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War of 1812

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  • Canada was largely uninterested in war
  • Sense of community in Canada
  • Trade flourishes
29
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Home Children

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British children who came from poverty to Canada to work under poor conditions

30
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Dr.Barnardo

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Set up a school to get education
Eventually turned into a school to learn trades
He sent about 30k+ children to Canada

31
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Children/Childhood

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A construct of society

Were seen as labor in British societies

32
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Robert Chambers

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Envisioned sending ‘surplus’ children to Canada

33
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Industrial Revolution

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Changed lives permanently

effected work and class

34
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Child Labor

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Young children were used as cheep or free labor, with their small hands

35
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Peterborough Hazelbrae Home

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A workhouse that existed

36
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Russell Manitoba

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A main farm that people who were sent to Canada

37
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Indentured Work

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Slavelike contracts that children signed

It made them work for free for years

38
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Workhouses

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Places in Canada that the British home children would stay at before either being sent on, or sold to families

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