Great migration
Rebellions 1837/8
Response to the rebbellon
Push for domacracy
Vocabolary
100
it was when many people from different places moved to Canada
What is the great migration
100
1837/8
When did the rebellion happen
100
the durham report was one of the responses
what was one of the responses to the rebellions?
100
It wasn't as democratic as the people wanted it.
What was wrong with the democracy the people had?
100
The process of becoming part of a different cultural group
What is assimilation?
200
Economic slow down, more unemployment, and a famine hit Ireland forcing people to leave.
What triggered the great migration?
200
A struggle for power had developed between the governor-appointed council and the elected Assembly.
What was the situation in lower Canada?
200
He was the leader of a royal commission and he made three recomendations.
Who was Lord Duram?
200
It went Britain>governor of colony<>assembly<voters
How did the Colonial gov. work?
200
A government established in a colony and controlled by an imperial power such as britian
What is a Colonial government?
300
it took place from 1815 -1840
when did the great migration start and end
300
Louis-Joseph Papineau: Lower Canada William Lyon Mackenzie: Upper Canada Joseph Howe: Nova Scotia
Who were the reformers and where did they come from?
300
1.union of upper and lower Canada 2. more democratic gov. 3. assimilation of the canadiens
What were the three recommendations of the Durham report?
300
Britain>governor of colony
How did the democratic government work?
300
it is a system of government that does not have a monarch(usually a democracy)
What does republic mean?
400
Canada gave the people more opportunities to have a better life. Gave more land to British people.
what impacts did the migration have?
400
They wanted a more democratic/representative government, free institution, and being able to elect our government.
What did the reformers want?
400
It was something that was related the Durham report to pressure the Canadiens to assimilate.
What was the act of union?
400
False, they wanted a better government.
Did the reformers want complete control? True/False
400
It means to leave ones country to establish citizenship and home in another country.
What is emigration?
500
They suffered from cholera and starvation.
How did the people suffer on the way to Canada.
500
The rebellions lost.
Did the rebellions win or lose?
500
It was money that was sent to the people that suffered in the rebellions.
What was the rebellion loses bill?
500
Upper Canada
Is the family compact in upper Canada or lower Canada?
500
The process of people establishing homes and citizenship in another country that is not their native country.
What is immigration?
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