The gridlock in the Union of Canadas
macdonald
The Maritime context and the Canadian Delegation's arrival
100

The Union of the Canadas, was formed in 1841 under what union?

Act of union

100

what was macdonalds way oh handling the charlotte confrence?

it was handled and characterized by careful preperation

100

What was the original purpose of the Charlottetown Conference?

Explore the possibility of uniting the Maritime Colonies

200

Canada West and Canada East were joined in a single legislative assembly with equal representation, despite what difference? 

Culture, language, and economic difference

200

what was the canadian delegation arival in charlotte town accompanied by

they were accompanied by a show of strength and unity

200

What did Macdonald, Carter, and Brown do when they heard about the Maritime conference?

They asked for invitation to attend so they could expand the discussion to include Canadas.

300

Who led the Conservative Party in Canada East? 

Jhon A. Macdonald

300

Why did Maritime Leaders Charles Tupper and Samuel Leonard Tilley want a union?

They saw union as a way to address shared economic and defense challanges.

400

What does the coalition that Macdonald and Brown formed designed to do?

break the deadlock and explore broader solutions to the colonies' problems.

400

Who were the Maritime Colonies?

Nova Scotia, New Brunswick , PEI

500

What does the coalition that Macdonald and Brown include?

It included Cartier, whose influence the Canadian East ensured the participation of French speaking conservatives.