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Which was the first of the conferences that led to confederation?

The Charlottetown conference

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Which rebel is often considered a Canadian hero?

Louis Riel

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Which act created the Dominion of Canada?

The British North America Act

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Which was the first additional province to join the Dominion of Canada?

British Columbia

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Where did John A Macdonald want European immigrants to settle?

The West (BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan)

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Which conferences took place in Canada?

The Charlottetown conference and the Quebec Conference

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Which queen was ruling England during Canada's confederation?

Queen Victoria

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Why was the Statute of Westminster important?

It gave Canada equal power under the law

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What was the name given to the land that drains into the Hudson's Bay?

Rupert's Land

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What did John A MacDonald promise to give British Columbia if they joined confederacy?

A railway from coast to coast

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Who was allowed to take part in the conferences?

Caucasian men, mostly British
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Which death sparked the Metis Rebellion at Red River?

Thomas Scott

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What treaty gave transferred power from the French to the British?

The Treaty of Paris

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Why did P.E.I want to join confederacy?

Economic difficulties

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Which European nation did the Iroquois peoples ally with?

The British

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What was the purpose of the Quebec conference?

To establish the federal and provincial division of power

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Who was Canada's first Prime Minister?

John A MacDonald

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What was the end of result of the Red River Rebellion?

Manitoba joined confederacy

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Which province was created in 1999 to give the Inuit more independence?

Nunuvut

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How did the British and the French differ in their interactions with Indigenous peoples?

The British traded with them and the French married them.

500

Name all the provinces that were invited to the Charlottetown conference.

Nova Scotia, New Bruswick, P.E.I, Quebec and Ontario

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Give one reason that Louis Riel is considered a hero, and one reason that the Canadian government thought he was a traitor?

(various possible answers)

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When did Canada gain its independence from Britain?

July 1st, 1867

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Name each province that joined confederacy in order.

B.C, Alberta, Saskatchewan, the Territories, P.E.I, Newfoundland, Nunavut

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Name at least 2 of the 4 steps of the National Policy.

1 - Tariff on imports

2 - The Last Best West campaign

3 - Trans-continental railway

4 - Exporting primary resources

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