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Loyal to the Royals
P.A. Q.A. C.A
Intolerable Tea Time
Up is south and Down is North
Native to the Land
100
The Loyalists originated / came from this location........
What is the 13 colonies.
100
This Act allowed the citizens of Quebec to keep both their French language and Catholic religion.
What is the Proclamation Act and Quebec Act
100
This is the reason why Britain imposed taxes on the 13 colonies.
What is to pay back $$ from the French and Indian War.
100
This Act created Upper and Lower Canada
What is the Constitutional Act of 1791
100
One reason the natives supported the French were:
What is : 1. The French were trading partners with them. 2. The French sent Jesuits to help them. 3. Some French married the native women.
200
The Loyalists were persecuted in many ways. Two of these ways were:
What is 1. Tarred and feathered 2. Houses raided 3. Physical confrontations 4. Imprisoned 5. Killed
200
This Act split Quebec into Upper and Lower Canada.
What is the Constitutional Act of 1791.
200
These are three of the taxes that Britain placed on the 13 colonies.......
What is 1. Stamp Act 2. Sugar Act 3. Townsend Act 4. Tea Act
200
Upper and Lower Canada are named based on.......
What is the location along the St. Lawrence River
200
This is the reason why the Natives did NOT like the British:
What is .... The British motto was, "The only good Indian is a dead one."
300
Loyalists fled to many different locations. Two of these locations included:
What is: 1. England 2. Quebec 3. Nova Scotia 4. Caribbean Islands 5. Other
300
This Act banned French, Catholic citizens from participating in the Government.
What is the Proclamation Act
300
To retaliate, the colonists dressed as natives and _______________________________ . This is referred to in history as _______________________.
They dumped 342 crates of tea into the harbour. This is known as the Boston Tea Party.
300
3 reasons Quebec did not like the Loyalists were:
What is 1. They spoke English 2. They were Protestant 3. They didn't like the Seignuerial system 4. They wanted English Common law 5. They were stealing their land
300
Natives were given land in the Proclamation Act to put a stop to.......
What is: Pontiac killing / overtaking all the British settlements in the Ohio River Valley.
400
This is the location that MOST Loyalists fled to......
What is Nova Scotia
400
This Act was created to persuade Quebec to stay loyal to Britain in the event of a war with the 13 colonies...... 1. Which ACT? 2. Who created it?
What is 1. The Quebec Act 2. Governor Carleton
400
Two of the 'Intolerable Acts' were:
What is 1. The Quartering Act 2. The Justice Act 3. The Massachusetts Bay Regulating Act 4. The Boston Port Act 5. The Quebec Act
400
Three differences between Upper and Lower Canada are:
What is: 1. Ontario / Quebec 2. English / French 3. Protestant / Catholic 4. Owned land / Rented land 5. Common Law / Civil Law
400
Which ACT made the natives most upset and why?
What is the Quebec Act because most of the land that was given to them in the Proclamation Act was taken away in the Quebec Act.
500
When the Loyalists moved North, they did not get along with the existing settlers. Britain feared a war among the settlers in the North. To avoid this, what did Britain do?
What is created New Brunswick and Upper Canada.
500
Go through each ACT and state how the people of Quebec would feel about it.
What is 1. P. A.- happy about language and religion, but angry about losing land and not in government. 2. Q. A.- happy about language and religion. Also likes that they can be in government. Sad about tithes. 3. C.A.- happy to be separated from the Loyalists. Sad about losing land.
500
Describe two of the Intolerable Acts:
What is: 1. Justice - governor can move court cases 2. Quartering - soldiers can stay at any colonist's residence 3. Massachusetts - no private meetings 4. Boston Port - port closed until cost of tea paid back 5. Quebec Act - Quebec gets freedoms that 13 colonists don't get
500
According to the Constitutional Act, one item that both Upper and lower Canada would have in common is.........
What is their government structure. Both Upper and Lower Canada would have a Governor, Executive Council and Legislative Assembly
500
This is the name of the fort that Mrs. Reid had a hard time pronouncing in class: Silly Mrs. Reid.....
What is Fort Michilimackinac