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100

The most powerful political party in Canada East.

What is Canada East (Quebec)

100

The goal/purpose of the Durham Report 

What is to assimilate the French

100

The United States ended this with the British colonies

What is Reciprocity Treaty

100

This province was a global shipping powerhouse and as such initially did not want to join Confederation.

What is Nova Scotia

100

Rupert's Land was home to these Indigenous nations before it's sale to the Canadian government.

Who are the Anishinaabe, Metis, Inuit, Cree, Dene, Blackfoot.

200

Leader of the Clear Grits; set aside personal differences to form an alliance.

Who is George Brown

200

An organization composed of groups/parties; united in an alliance

What is Confederation

200

 The term that describes when a government members vote against one another, passing few laws.

What is political deadlock.

200

This province of British Columbia was FOR Confederation because of this promise.

What is the the construction of the CPR

200

The BNA Act was later changed to this Act that applies today, created in 1982. 

What is the Constitution Act.

300

This political leader believed in a strong central government.

Who is Sir John A MacDonald

300

These parties shared the same number of seats.

What is Canada East and Canada West.

300

The push for this was created out of fear of the Americans.

What is military

300

Newfoundland attended discussions about Confederation, but decided AGAINST confederation for this reason.

What is a booming fishing economy

300

This Indigenous nation found themselves in a legal "grey area" because because the government often refused to recognize them as "Indians"

Who are the Metis.

400

This leader was the key negotiator for Quebec who fought to maintain provincial control over education and religion.

Who is George Etienne Cartier.

400

These 3 factors played a major role in moving confederation forward.

What is military(American threat), Economic, Political (Deadlock).

400

A motivating factor for America to take over the British colonies.

Expansion, Unite the people, Get rid of the British

400

 This province walked away from the deal in 1867. They only joined in 1873 because they were nearly bankrupt.

What is P.E.I

400

Section 91(24) of this Act gave the federal government responsibility for “Indians" and lands reserved for Indians”

What is the BNA Act 1867

500

His choice to work with his rival Macdonald in the “Great Coalition” of 1864 was an important step toward Confederation.

Who is George Brown.

500

The solution for political deadlock can be achieved when party leaders do this.

What is put aside their differences and work together.

500

This group of Irish American soldiers planned these attacks on British North American colonies and are known as?

What are the Fenian Raids.

500

A motivating factor that allowed Britain to cut ties from British North America.

Uniting the colonies to become what we know as Canada.

500

 This term describes the governments fiduciary duty to act fairly and keep its promises to Indigenous Peoples.

What is the Honour of the Crown