The Colonists Take Action Flashcards

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What did Americans want in terms of governance?

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Americans wanted a democracy where the citizens elect their leaders.

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Who was allowed to vote in the 1800s?

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In the 1800s, only white men could vote.

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How did Britain manage governance in its colonies?

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Britain was careful not to allow people in their colonies to have much freedom.

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What was the role of the appointed officials in Canada?

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Britain appointed officials to assist the Governor, and the elected positions were for an ‘assembly’ of officials to represent the people.

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What was the power of the assembly in Canada?

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The assembly had no real power.

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What frustration did regular citizens experience?

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Regular citizens were frustrated as the people appointed by the Governor were his friends.

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What was the language situation in Lower Canada (Quebec)?

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In Lower Canada, the majority of citizens spoke French, but barely any officials were French-speaking.

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What did Americans want in terms of governance?

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Americans wanted a democracy where the citizens elect their leaders.

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Who was allowed to vote in the 1800s?

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In the 1800s, only white men could vote.

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How did Britain manage governance in its colonies?

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Britain was careful not to allow people in their colonies to have much freedom.

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What was the role of the appointed officials in Canada?

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Britain appointed officials to assist the Governor, and the elected positions were for an ‘assembly’ of officials to represent the people.

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What was the power of the assembly in Canada?

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The assembly had no real power.

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What frustration did regular citizens experience?

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Regular citizens were frustrated as the people appointed by the Governor were his friends.

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What was the language situation in Lower Canada (Quebec)?

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In Lower Canada, the majority of citizens spoke French, but barely any officials were French-speaking.

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