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Canada

Canada. Geography SS6G5: The student will locate select features of Canada: Atlantic Ocean, Pacific Ocean, Hudson Bay, St. Lawrence River, the Great Lakes, the Canadian Shield, and the Rocky Mountains. Canada is located in the Northern and Western Hemispheres of the globe.

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What Are We Learning Today?

What Are We Learning Today?. 4.6 Examine historical perspectives of Canada as a nation. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1P2y1F5PMjE. Canada & Self-Determination.

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Quebec

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Internal Political Problems

Internal Political Problems. Page 92. Internal political problems. What political problems arose in United Canada in the late 1850s What possible solution was considered?. The five colonies. Canada (East and West) Nova Scotia New Brunswick Prince Edward Island Newfoundland. Governments.

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The Great Migration & the Rebellions of 1837-38

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Creating a New Country

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Canadian Confederation

Canadian Confederation. French Indian War. Britain takes over French speaking areas of Canada Creates Canadian Colonies Include French Speaking Quebec and Montreal. Upper Canada William Lyon Mackenzie The Reformers Vs. Family Compact. Lower Canada Louis Joseph Papineau The Patriots

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Final Bingo Review!

Final Bingo Review!. 14. Wolfe 15. New Brunswick 16. Assimilate 17. BNA Act 18. Charlottetown 19. John A. MacDonald 20. Treaty of Paris 21. American Revolution 22. Red River resistance 23. White House 24. Manitoba. Terms: George Washington 1812 Constitutional Act Great Migration

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Lower and Upper Canada Rebellions of 1837-38

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UPPER & LOWER CANADA REBELLIONS

UPPER & LOWER CANADA REBELLIONS. COLONIAL GOVERNMENT. Assemblies made of elected representatives Assemblies could make plans, but needed approval Councils comprised of people appointed from upper class People had no real decision-making power. GOVERNORS.

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Immigration, Trade and Transportation: BNA at Mid-Century

Immigration, Trade and Transportation: BNA at Mid-Century. What social and economic forces were changing North America in the middle of the 19 th Century? Of what effect was the end of mercantilism and the existence of reciprocal trade?

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Pre-Confederation Timeline

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Confederation Achieved!! The Charlottetown, Quebec and London Conferences

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Confederation

Confederation. INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL FACTORS LEADING TO CONFEDERATION. INTERNAL & EXTERNAL FACTORS. Internal Factors Factors occurring in BNA 1. Repeal of the Corn Laws 2. Political Deadlock 3. The Railway. External Factors Factors occurring outside of BNA 1. Manifest Destiny

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Vocabulary

Vocabulary. Confederation Delegates Parliament Referendum Resolution . when people give their opinion directly on a certain matter by voting for or against it a union of the colonies the government of Canada people who are chosen to go to meetings on behalf of others

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John Alexander Macdonald: The Founding Father of Canada

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The Economy of British North America

The Economy of British North America. 19 th Century. British North America (BNA). In the 1800s, BNA was made up of several colonies and territories. The colonies were: Province of Canada Newfoundland New Brunswick Nova Scotia Prince Edward Island Vancouver Island.

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Confederation

Confederation. INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL FACTORS LEADING TO CONFEDERATION. INTERNAL & EXTERNAL FACTORS. Internal Factors Factors occurring in BNA 1. Repeal of the Corn Laws 2. Political Deadlock 3. The Railway. External Factors Factors occurring outside of BNA 1. Manifest Destiny

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Confederation Achieved

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