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1
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describe 2 differences among these 3 f/n groups

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connections to land, called land mother earth, and thought if you took care of mother earth she’d give, different houses

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how did haudenosaunee chose their leaders ?

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as farmers, chose their leaders based on their ability to put the welfare of land and community first

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3
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what was the main reason for early european interest in exploring north america

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to find a route to asia

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4
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what do we mean when we say the early europeans explored based on an economic factor

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they were looking for wealth and economy

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5
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describe new france during the time that champlain explored north america

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new france was mainly a colony whose economy was based on fur trades

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settlement

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a place where ppl live permanently such as a village. also refers to people moving and starting new farms

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7
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which fn group lived in the area now known as newfoundland

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beothuk

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8
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describe the relationship between the settlers and this fn group

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not a friendly relationship

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9
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what happened to the beothuk

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they got wiped out

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10
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what is imperialism and colonization

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when a powerful country conquers and claims new land for their homeland

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11
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name the way the mother country established economic control over the country

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mercantilism

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12
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explain how mercantilism worked

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they provided raw material / natural resources cheaply to the mother country that were manufactured + sold to the colony + mother country. designed to make mother con rich

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13
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who became rich from this type of economic system ?

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european mother country

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14
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name the two mother countries we have had in what would one day become canada and give the name the colony had at the time

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britain - british north america

france - new france

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15
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in which part of north america did the english first settle?

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thirteen colonies

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16
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what type of colony was it?

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agricultural

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17
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what was the name of the other english colony and what type of colony was it ?

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ruperts land, fur trading colony

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18
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what did the french colony provide to its mother country

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furs and pelts

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19
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what was a tenant farmer called

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habitants

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20
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where did the tenant farmers live and

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lived on narrow strips of land called seigeuries

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21
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what were the immediate landlords called ?

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seigneurs

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22
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fully explain what a fille du roy was

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women who were sent to new france to marry single settlers

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23
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explain what a courier de bois was

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men who were sent into the wilderness of north america to search for furs. they worked for themselves

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24
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what’s a voyageur

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people from new france hired to travel on the river

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25
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describe the role of the catholic church of new france

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provided moral and spiritual direction

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26
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what was the name of the government in new france

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sovereign council

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27
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who were the three most powerful people in this council ?

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governor, bishop, intendant

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28
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describe the relationship between british colonists and fn

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did not develop relationship

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29
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describe the relationship between the french colonists and fn

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french often formed parternship w/ fn because of fur trade. also adopted aspects of fn into own

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30
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describe one contributing factor as to why the thirteen colonies grew much faster than new france

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many colonists were single men while others came in with wives, so more family’s

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31
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what was the first economic foundation of new france

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furs and pelts

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32
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what were the names of the two companies that competed with eachother for a monopoly in the fur trade

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hudson’s bay and north west company

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33
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as the two companies travelled across north america, who followed them and why

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european - search of furs

cree fn - to avoid expansion of european settlements

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34
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the two companies eventually merged into one company name it

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hbc

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35
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what did the area now known as nova scotia and new brunswick used to be called ?

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acadia

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36
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how did the french lose control of acadia to the british ?

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in the treaty of utrecht

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37
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why did the british assume they could not trust the settlers there ?

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because the settlers were french

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38
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what event signalled the beginning of britain taking over control of new france

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the battle of the plains of abramham

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39
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where did this event take place

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quebec city

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40
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who led the british forces

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general wolfe

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41
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who led the french forces

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general montcalm

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42
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even though the battle was short, why was it important

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because it led to french surrending quebec city to british. who ever had control of quebec would have control of resources and land

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43
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what was the name of the treaty that was signed after the 7 years war

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treaty of paris in 1763

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44
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what did britain receive in this treaty

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control of new france

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45
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what did france keep in this treaty

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guadeloupe and couple of small islands off newfoundland

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46
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what did britain plan to do to the french canadiens after this treaty

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to assimilate french canadiens in the colony

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47
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besides gaining control of new france, what did the british believe the treaty also gave them control of

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control of fn land

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48
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who organized the fn to attack british forts

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pontiac

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49
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what did the british government attempt to create with the royal proclamation act of 1763 and how did they try to do this

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create lasting peace by assimilating the french and getting peace with fn

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50
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describe what they were attempting to do with the quebec act of 1774

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to preserve the french character of quebec, allowing french civil act reinstated

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51
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what could catholics now do, once they took an oath of loyalty to britain

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could now hold government positions

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52
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During the American war of independence, why did thousands of Americans move into British North America?

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Because they wanted to be loyal to britain

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53
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Why was the American revolution significant to Canadian history?

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Because it caused many loyalists to come to Canada which increased English speaking.

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54
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How did the arrival of the loyalists in Quebec affect the Canadians and the fn

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Threatened Canadian identity and fn rights to land

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55
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What happened as our English speaking population grew

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Loyalists demanded British rights and replaced the Quebec act w constitution act

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56
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Describe what was in the constitutional act

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Quebec was divided into upper + lower Canada, lower - British criminal + French civil law || upper- British civil + criminal law

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57
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What was the important reason for creating the constitutional act

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To create two separate colonies

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58
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Who was tecumseh and what did he do

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Leader of the shawnee fn, organized fn to fight w Americans

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59
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Which 3 groups of people fought against the Americans in the war of 1812

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French and British Canadians, fn

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60
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What were these three groups trying to prevent in the war of 1812

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American take over

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61
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How did the war of 1812 end and how does it affect us today

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The treaty that ended the war created a boundary between Canada + us

62
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After the war of 1812, how was the situation with the colonies ?

A

Tensions increased within

63
Q

Ppl who come from another country to settle in a new country are

A

immigrants

64
Q

People left Britain for ____________ reasons

A

Economic

65
Q

Explain why people left Britain

A

Many lost livelihoods and farms, famine hit making people leave.

66
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What are push factors

A

Things that make people leave

67
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What are pull factors

A

Things that make ppl wanna come

68
Q

What was the name of the immigration depot where many immigrants died during great migration

A

Grosse ile

69
Q

What happened to most of the immigrants of the great migration

A

They survived

70
Q

What affects did these immigrants have on the population in British North America

A

There were then more English then French

71
Q

What was the name of the wealthy English Canadian families who held power in upper Canada

A

Family compact

72
Q

What was the name of the group in lower Canada

A

Chateau clique

73
Q

What happened in British North America as the overall population grew?

A

The demand for democracy grew

74
Q

What was the main issue of the rebellions of 1837 and 1838

A

The desire for the right of upper and lower Canada to elect legislative councils and elective assembly’s have more power

75
Q

What was the name of the reformer of lower Canada

A

Papineau

76
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What was the name of the reformer from upper Canada

A

William Lyon Mackenzie

77
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Who did Britain send to British North America after the rebellions to evaluate the situation

A

Lord durham

78
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What was his evaluation of the situation

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He felt that upper and lower should join as a province, French be assimilated and get a responsible government

79
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What is “responsible government

A

Someone elected who listens to the needs and wants of people

80
Q

What was the result of the rebellions and lord Durham’s report

A

The act of union passed

81
Q

What effect did the act of union have on upper and lower Canada?

A

Made them a province but there was still Canada west and east. West - British
East - French

82
Q

How did the people of Canada east feel about the great migration

A

Felt threatened by increase of British immigrants

83
Q

how were fn included in the discussions regarding confederation

A

they weren’t

84
Q

who was the first prime minister of canada

A

john a macdonald

85
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what type of nation did he want to create

A

nation that stretched from sea to sea

86
Q

list the six key issues of confederation

A

political deadlock, rights of canadians, independence for regions, risk of americans, west expansion and trade challenges

87
Q

where did the first conference to discuss confederation take place

A

charlottetown PEI

88
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which colonys attended the first conference

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canada west and east, nova scotia, pei and new brunswick

89
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which colony attended later conferences

A

newfoundland

90
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list the first four provinces of canada

A

ontario, quebec, nova scotia, new brunswick

91
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why did PEI and newfoundland make the decisions they did

A

because they didn’t see any benefits

92
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what were the greatest obstacles to uniting all the parts of canada in the period shortly after confederation

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distance and transportation problems

93
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how was the distance and transportation problem solved

A

by the creation of a railway

94
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what convinced some remote colonies to join confederation

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cause of railway

95
Q

list three aspects of the bna act

A

power would be divided between federal and provincial government, publicly funded schools and railway connecting maritime to central canada

96
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list the powers given to the federal government

A

defence , banking and post office

97
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list 3 responsibilities given to provincial government

A

local affairs, healthcare, and education

98
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why was it important to have the federal government in charge of defence

A

to prevent american takeover

99
Q

after confederation, which province was the next to join canada ?

A

Manitoba

100
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which province joined in 1871

A

bc

101
Q

which province joined in 1873

A

pei

102
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which two provinces were created in 1905

A

alberta and saskatchewan

103
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why did bc join confederation

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because they were in dept

104
Q

which province was the last to join canada

A

newfoundland

105
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why did it take newfoundland so long to join canada

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cause of extra taxes, didn’t see benefits until canada offered to pay dept

106
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why was confederation important

A

it gave us a central government, provided us with identity and made us a bilingual + bicultural nation

107
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what was manitoba created as a result and who led it

A

as red river, led by louis riel

108
Q

who are métis people

A

mixed f/n and european

109
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why was the buffalo hunt significant to the métis people

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provided them food and income and pemmican to trade

110
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why were the buffalo almost extinct on the prairies by 1880

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due to over hunting by canadians , european and american hunters

111
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before 1869, who controlled the red river colony

A

hbc

112
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why did john A macdonald feel that canada should take over the red river colony and the entire northwest

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cause canada might lose land to US

113
Q

what did canada do to get the northwest territories and ruperts land

A

purchased it

114
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what did the surveryors do when the canadian government sent them into the red river area and what did this spark

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surveyors did not respect land, and this sparked the red river uprising

115
Q

what is a temporary government called

A

provisional government

116
Q

who was tomas scott and how is he connected to louis riel

A

someone who tried to over throw the provisional government and louis could’ve spared his life

117
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what was the creation of the province of manitoba supposed to do for the métis

A

protect métis land and language rights

118
Q

what did the métis resist and why

A

increased settlement and railway because were afraid of being assimilated by british

119
Q

the hanging of louis riel __________ the english and french

A

divided

120
Q

List the 5 political decisions we studied in chapter 10

A

National Policy, Siftons Immigration Policy, Numbered Treaties, Creation of NWMP, Creation of AB and SASK

121
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After confederation the Cdn Govt implemented a new policy. What was the policy intended to do?

A

Promote and encourage immigration

122
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What did expansion in the west in the 1870’s do?

A

Created economic opportunities in farming

123
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What did the Cdn Govt do to avoid conflict with Aboriginal People as more immigrants arrived in the west?

A

Signed treaties with FN and gave land to them

124
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How did the Cdn Govt see the Numbered Treaties?

A

A way of gaining control of the land and natural resources

125
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How did the FN see the Numbered Treaties?

A

Away of sharing, not owning the land

126
Q

Compare the information in the oral history of the FN and the written history of the Cdn Govt

A

weren’t always the same

127
Q

List 2 effects of the creation of the NWMP

A

Helped FN, kept peace in the West

128
Q

Where were Sifton’s immigration posters and pamphlets distributed?

A

Within English speaking Europe and US

129
Q

Describe Sifotn’s immigration posters and pamphlets

A

Advertisements were unrealistic in showing what new immigrants would receive.

130
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Why did settlement of the praies increase rapidly after 1885?

A

Because the railway was complete

131
Q

What pressures did FN face after the completion of the railroad in 1885?

A

it allowed immigrants to farm on FN land

132
Q

What else increased on the prairies as a result of increased immigration on the prairies?

A

Production of wheat and other crops

133
Q

Who did the Govt use to complete the railway

A

The Chinese workers

134
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How did the Cdn Govt treat these workers after the railway completion

A

Discouraged Chinese immigration by placing a head tax on Chinese immigrants and increase the amount so that they wouldn’t move to Cda

135
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Where did most of the people come from who settled the wst between 1885 and 1905

A

US and Europe

136
Q

Where were AB and SASK created?

A

Northwest Territories

137
Q

What does immigration repeatedly change in Cda

A

the demographics of Cda

138
Q

What are demographics?

A

characteristic of a population or a group of people

139
Q

Women who wanted to have the right to vote were called

A

Suffragettes

140
Q

What does the term suffrage mean?

A

having the right to vote

141
Q

Where are Aboriginal communities in Cda growing at a higher rate than the rest of the population

A

Nunavut and prairies

142
Q

name 2 valued cultural and sppiritual symbols for many FN people in today’s AB

A

Sweet-grass and eagle feathers

143
Q

Why/how was Nunavut created?

A

created in 1999, because of an agreement between Inuit and Cdn Govt

144
Q

Why was the Official Languages Act passed and what did it do?

A

to establish English and Frensh as a language. It confirmed the identity of English and French cultures but not FN

145
Q

Why is imigration still important in Cda today?

A

We rely on it for our population, birth rate is low for us, without our economy would have a negative effect.

146
Q

urbanization happened in part because of what?

A

Of technology

147
Q

Explain how technology caused urbanization

A

Invention of Machines, decrease the need for ppl to live on farms growing own food, so then ppl can move into city and we get more workers.

148
Q

What invention led to the creation of CBC Radio Canada

A

Invention of radio

149
Q

Why was the CBC created

A

so that Canadians would have Canadian programs

150
Q

In 1867, Canada began as a bilingual/bi-cultural country. . Today, because of the diversity created by immigration, Canada is now a…

A

bilingual multicultural country