Loyalist Vs Patriot
A group that wanted independence from Great Britain.
Who are Patriots?
The British did not give much to this group (made them unhappy).
Most Canadiens continued to live in THIS area.
What are rural areas?
What year did the Quebec Act get put into place?
1774.
This was the religion of the British.
What is protestant/anglican?
This group stayed loyal to the British Crown.
Who are Loyalists?
The British allowed THIS group to keep their religion.
Who are the Canadiens (catholics)
This industry stayed important after the conquest.
What is the fur trade?
When did the first Anglican school in Quebec City open?
1766.
What is the religion of the Canadiens?
Catholic.
One reason why the Loyalists left the Thirteen Colonies.
Possible answers:
They were unsafe
They were being attacked
They lost the war
Name one way the Crown treated the Canadiens different than the 13 Colonies?
Possible Answers:
Allowed Canadiens laws, language, more land...
This group controlled the economy after the Conquest (change).
Who are British merchants?
This is the year that the Patriots declared independence.
What happened to Catholic schools after the Conquest?
They closed.
Why did the Patriots send letters to the Canadiens?
To encourage them to join them in the war/their new country.
Why did Britain treat Canadiens different?
To keep them loyal/avoid rebellion
This system meant that the colonies existed to benefit the mother country.
What is mercantilism?
What year was the first synagogue in Montreal built?
1768
This term forcing another group to become more similar to a different group.
What is assimilation?
This punishment was used on Loyalists in the Thirteen Colonies.
Tarred and Feathered
What was one of the final actions that made the 13 Colonies start a revolution.
intolerable acts
imposition of taxes
Boston tea party
This policy limited trading to benefit Britain.
What is Protectionism.
What year was the Treaty of Paris signed?
1783.
Why did they build a lot of English schools?
To assimilate the Canadiens by giving them no choice but to attend English schools.