American Revolution
Loyal to the King
The Acts
The War of 1812
Coming to the Colony
100

The War of American Independence stemmed from a reaction of the people of the Thirteen Colonies in response to:

  1. high taxes on British imports

  2. trade restrictions allowing trade only with Britain

  3. a lack of control over daily affairs in the Thirteen Colonies

100

The people of the Thirteen Colonies that remained loyal to Britain were known as the

United Empire Loyalist

100

The act creating Upper and Lower Canada

Constitutional Act of 1791

100

One reason why the War of 1812 began

American sailors were kidnapped by the British

100

A person who moves to a new country. The definition best describes:

Immigrants

200

How was British North America impacted by the rebellion in the 13 colonies?

 Many British-speaking Loyalists moved out of the 13 colonies and travelled north to settle on lands still

controlled by the British crown.

200

The supporters of the American War of Independence reacted to the United Empire Loyalists by:

discriminating and using violence toward the Loyalists

200

The outcome from the War of 1812 that is still visible today is the:

the 49th parallel of latitude, which was established as the political boundary between
    the United States and Canada

200

The decision of Tecumseh and his soldiers to stay and fight displays which characteristic of First Nations people?

Devotion to the British

200

Determine which push and pull factors would work BEST together to encourage an immigrant farmer to come to Canada from Europe?

No land at home and free land in Canada

300

Why did the invasion of Quebec City by American Rebels fail?

  1. There was a blinding snowstorm

  2. The rebels got lost in Québec City’s maze of narrow streets.

  3. They were easy targets for the British and Canadien defenders, who fired on them from the walls

300

The creation of the colony of New Brunswick was a result of:

  1. he poor treatment many Loyalists endured

  2. the resentment of Loyalists that Nova Scotia had not suffered

300

The Constitutional Act of 1791 gave the British colonies a new form of government

Legislative Assembly and governor

300

The War of 1812 tested the loyalty of the British North American colonies because:

American colonists outnumbered the Loyalists four to one

300

One of the obstacles that the new immigrants faced was:

  1. disease aboard ship on the way to Canada

  2. clearing the dense vegetation on their land once they arrived in Canada

  3. the rugged environment found in Canada

  4. a harsh climate including bitterly cold winters

400

The supporters of the American War of Independence reacted to the United Empire Loyalists by

discriminating and using violence toward the Loyalists

400

The Loyalists resettled in many locations, including Québec. Many Loyalists did not think this was the ideal location because:

there was a language issue and there was a difference in religion

400

The act that created a single colony with 2 provinces 

Act of Union

400

Who won the War of 1812?

ended in a DEADLOCK

400

There were different social classes of immigrants making their way to the North American colonies. One of the ways that this class division was apparent on the ships coming to the colonies was the

difference in accommodations on board that was influenced by how much money you had

500

Name an event the people of the 13 Colonies protested British Laws

  1. Golden Hill Riot, NY

  2.  Boston Massacre

  3. Attack on the HMS Gaspee

500

The people who remained loyal to the King of England were seen as _______________________________ by many of the colonists in the Thirteen Colonies.

traitors

500

Durham was prejudiced, he failed to recognize the contributions the Canadiens made to Canada & that they had a distinct National Identity. Name the Act that rooted this cause for a distinct Nation identity.

The Quebec Act of 1774. 

500

How did the Canadian / British react to American soldiers looted York’s shops & houses & burned down the colony’s government building  

Britain’s Canadian Subjects fought back & invaded Washington, DC & burned down the U.S government buildings (includes the Whitehouse)

500

Between 1815 and 1850, more than 800 000 immigrants came to British North America during the Great Migration. A “push factor” for people to leave their homelands was:

the famine in Ireland