The Wars of 1812
The leader of The Battle of Queenston Heights?
The leader of the Battle of Queenston Heights was Sir Issac Brock, who was able to lead the British to victory
Who were the key people in the development of The Colony of Acadia
Samuel de Champlain and Pierre Du Gua De Monts were the two key people involved in the development of Acadia
What year were the sewer systems established in Upper Canada?
It took until the 1840’s for sewer systems to be developed for cities to dispose of their waste water.
Why did the British give away land belonging to the Mississaugas of the Credit to the Six Nations Confederacy
They were given this land for their help during the American Revolution
What was the sugar act
It was when the British taxed sugar
Which group played a vital role in the War of 1812?
The First Nations played a vital role in the War of 1812 because they sided with the British and were able to help defeat the Americans.
What year was the Colony of Acadia developed?
The Colony of Acadia was developed in 1605 but not long after it was developed it was taken over by the British
How was mail delivered in Upper Canada?
Mail was delivered by horse and buggy due to the distances between homes, villages, and cities.
What year was The Saugeen Treaty signed
1836
What was the stamp act
It was when the British Parliament decided to tax all legal documents and papers
What was the most effective battle tactic during the War of 1812?
The Guerrilla warfare technique was the most effective and commonly used battle tactic during the War of 1812
From what time period did the British have rule over Acadia?
The British had rule over Acadia during 1654-1670
Why was Kingston developed?
Kingston was developed due to the presence of the British military and naval bases. It was an important area for the protection of Lake Ontario and Upper Canada.
Who attacked the Mica Bay
First Nations and Métis men
Why did the Americans attack Quebec
As they thought it was their duty to help free Quebec from the British
What was the bloodiest battle during the war of 1812?
The Battle of Lundy's Lane was the bloodiest battle of the War of 1812 because it was a battle that broke the American thrust in 1814 to take Upper Canada
What year were the Acadians forced to leave their homes?
The Acadians were forced to leave their homes in 1775 because there property was now owned by the British Crown
Why was Early Settler life not easy?
Early settler life was not easy, this was because they had to create everything they needed themselves as stores were to far away and they were too costly for new immigrants.
Why was the Mica Bay attacked
because the british had taken the First Nations and Métis traditional land
What did the Nova Scotia Rebellions rebel against
They rebelled against the British
What was the first battle that took place during the War of 1812?
The Battle of Battle of Queenston Heights was the first battle to take place in the year of 1812
Which colony was faster to spread the British Colony or the Colony of Acadia?
The British Colony grew at a faster rate because of the rapidly expanding industries of shipbuilding and tool making
What happened to the York Military fort?
York was damaged by an American attack during the War of 1812.
What were the names of the Robinson Treaties
Robinson Superior Treaty and Robinson Huron Treaty
What was the townshed act
It was when the British taxed glass, paint, paper, and tea.