Causes
Key People
Important Events
Battles
Legacy
100

This small group of wealthy British officials controlled much of Lower Canada's government.

What is the Château Clique?

100

He led the Patriote movement.

Who was Louis-Joseph Papineau?

100

The rebellion took place during these two years.

What are 1837–1838?

100

This battle was the Patriotes' only major victory.

What was the Battle of Saint-Denis?

100

Lord Durham recommended this important political reform.

What is responsible government?

200

Many French Canadians wanted this type of government, where leaders answered to elected representatives.

What is responsible government?

200

This doctor led the Patriotes at the Battle of Saint-Denis.

Who was Dr. Wolfred Nelson?

200

Thousands of people gathered at these to demand reform.

What were public meetings and protests?

200

This battle took place two days after Saint-Denis.

What was the Battle of Saint-Charles?

200

The rebellion helped Canada move toward this type of government.

What is democracy?

300

This document listed 92 demands for political reform.

What are the 92 Resolutions?

300

This British official investigated the rebellions.

Who was Lord Durham?

300

Britain rejected the Patriotes' demands in this year.

What is 1837?

300

This battle ended the largest fighting of the rebellion.

What was the Battle of Saint-Eustache?

300

The Act of Union was passed in this year.

What is 1841?

400

Britain rejected the 92 Resolutions with these resolutions.

What are the Russell Resolutions?

400

This British military commander defeated the Patriotes at Saint-Eustache.

Who was Sir John Colborne?

400

This law united Upper and Lower Canada.

What is the Act of Union?

400

Approximately how many British soldiers attacked Saint-Eustache?

About 2,000 soldiers.

400

True or False: The Patriotes successfully won independence from Britain.

False

500

Name two major causes of the Rebellion of Lower Canada.

Any two:

  • Lack of responsible government
  • Château Clique
  • Economic problems
  • Limited power of the Legislative Assembly
  • Cultural tensions
  • British control
500

This Patriote leader died during the Battle of Saint-Eustache.

Who was Dr. Jean-Olivier Chénier?

500

What colony was created after the Act of Union?

What was the Province of Canada?

500

Name the three major battles of the rebellion in order.

  • Saint-Denis
  • Saint-Charles
  • Saint-Eustache
500

Although the rebellion failed, give three long-term effects.

Any three:

  • Responsible government
  • Lord Durham Report
  • Act of Union
  • Political reform
  • Stronger democracy
  • More accountable government
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