'Upper canada' presentation slideshows

American History One Unit Three

American History One Unit Three. The Federalist Era. EQ: How did executive, legislative, and judicial decisions increase federal power and authority?. George Washington, first president Served 2 terms- 1789-1797 No party affiliation Was a staunch supporter of the Constitution (Federalist)

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Some things change, some things stay the same

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Stowe and Helper: Literary Incendiaries

Stowe and Helper: Literary Incendiaries.

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Life in Lower Canada 1815-1838

Life in Lower Canada 1815-1838. Pages 140-143. Group 1: Habitants. Their way of life had not changed much for 150 years More people meant less available farm land and smaller lots of land Not much work for young people After 1810 many were starving because there was not enough food

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Social Studies 7 American Independence & Loyalist Migration

Social Studies 7 American Independence & Loyalist Migration . A Study Guide. PART ONE--Terminology. Which term best describes a rapid, often violent change in a system of Government? Persecution Revolution Constitution Evolution The best answer is ... B) Revolution. Terminology cont.

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The War of 1812 in a Nutshell

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The War of 1812

The War of 1812. Immediate Causes Merchant Ships American Expansion Fur Trade Officials American Jingosim. Treaty of Paris, 1783 The Constitutional Act, 1791 Long-Term Causes. Treaty of Paris, 1783.

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Planting the seed of nationhood

1838-1855. Planting the seed of nationhood. Outline. Lord Durham- Durham Report New Governor General The Act of Union Rebellion Losses Bill Responsible Government The Atlantic Provinces. Lord Durham. Radical Jack

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Rebellions of 1837:

Rebellions of 1837:. Trouble Brewing. February 7. What happened after 1812?. Immigration to British North America led to a more diversified economy, with lumbering, farming and shipbuilding growing in both in the Maritimes and in the Canadas . 1791. Constitution Act

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Immigration

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The Battle of Queenston Heights

The Battle of Queenston Heights. Who was in the battle?. Queenston Heights was a battle with United States regulars and New York militia forces against British regulars, Canadian militia, and Mohawks.

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The End of the Revolution

The End of the Revolution. The Treaty of Paris 1783. After the Battle of Yorktown in 1781, an official peace treaty needed to be negotiated and signed. A peace treaty is a document that negotiates the terms of agreement after a war.

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Social Tensions

Social Tensions . British Rule. Situation for the Canadiens. Even though the Canadiens were still the majority , the British take over meant that they had to get used to new laws and cultural groups. Early tensions. 1760:

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Rebellion

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The Loyalists: Settling in Canada

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