Building Industries and Fortunes
This is the area of Canada that Joseph Salter was from.
New Brunswick
These are the three industries that benefited from ship building.
Lumber, Iron, and Coal
This province was known for its great agricultural land.
PEI
This is one of four places where most goods produced in the Atlantic Colonies were sent.
Britain, the United States, the West Indies, and Latin America
This was the first industry and Joseph Salter made money from.
Ship Building
This was considered the fastest ship in the world during the mid-1800s.
The Marco Polo
Farmers often got in disputes with this group of people over land.
Landlords
Trade between countries with no taxes is known as this.
Free trade
This is the town that Joseph Salter was mayor of.
Moncton
In 1852, the world's fastest ship made a record breaking journey to this country.
Australia
This is the fraction of Farmers in PEI that actually owned their land.
1/3
The development of this form of transportation in The United States, greatly increased demand for goods from the Atlantic Colonies.
The American Railway
After his first business fell apart, this is the industry and Joseph Salter went into.
This is the part of Canada where the world fastest ship was built.
New Brunswick
This was the industry that many people in Newfoundland were a part of to make a living.
Fishing
This is the treaty that allowed for tax-free trade between the Atlantic colonies and The United States.
The Reciprocity Treaty
This is the year that the statue of Joseph Salter, made by Claude Roussel, was designed.
1990
Thomas Robertson’s painting of the world fastests ship was painted in this year.
1859
This is the group that fishing families were often in debt to.
The fishing merchants
This is the year the American Civil War broke out.
1861