Quebec conference
maritime
conference
charlottetown conference
100
There were 33 Delegates
How many Delegates were there?
100
Because Newfoundland was interested in what they were doing
Even though Newfoundland tended to go it's own way, they still watched the Maritime union. Why?
100
The Charlottetown conference took place Sept. 1864
When did the Charlottetown conference take place?
200
There were 72 resoloutions
How many resoloutions were there?
200
They gathered sept. 1st 1864.
When did the Maritime colonies gather to discuss Martime Union?
200
One of the promises made was to build a railway that would unite the colonies.
What was one of the promises made?
300
The Quebec conference lasted for two weeks
How long did the Quebec conference last?
300
It was because back then the women, coloured people and the first nations were considered lesser than everyone else.
In the meetings the politicians did not pay any attention to the first nations, the black people or the women. Why?
300
There were 8 representatives from the province of Canada there.
How many representatives from the province of Canada were there?
400
British Columbia was to far away to attend the Quebec conference
Who was to far away to attend the Quebec conference?
400
Newfoundland was not invited to the Charlottetown conference
Which Maritime was NOT invited to the Charlottetown conference?
500
The Quebec conference was held in the temporary parliment building at the Montmorency-Laval in Quebec
Where was the Quebec conference held?
500
They argued over uniting Canada East and Canada West.
What did the representatives of Canada argue for?
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