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VOCABULARY
JOHN A. MACDONALD
CHARLOTTETOWN
CONFERENCE
LOCATION
LONDON CONFERENCE
100
This is trade without duties/tariffs.
What is free trade?
100
this date was around 1814-1816, when John A. MacDonald was born.
when is 1815?
100
In this time the Charlottetown conference started.
when is 1864?
100
the potatoes that the BNA colonies had came from this country.
where is China.
100
this is when the London conference started.
when is 1866
200
this is giving favored treatment to colonial trade.
What is colonial preference?
200
this person kinghted John A. MacDonald
who is Queen Victoria?
200
these were the main people of the Charlottetown conferece.
who are John A. MacDonald and Gorge-Eitenne?
200
this is where the first nations lived when the British came to Canada.
where is the Edge of Canada?
200
this is when the conference ended.
when is 1867?
300
this is taxes imported on goods.
What are duties/ tariffs?
300
John A. MacDonald's middle name stared with an A and ended with a R
What is Alexander?
300
the importance of the Charlottetown conference was this.
What is planned only for the Maritime colonies except Newfoundland because they were thought to have no interest in a union.
300
this is where the Acadians lived.
where is near the Atlantic?
300
this is what they talked about at the London conference.
What is join for confederation?
400
this is an exchange of privileges or favors as a basis between two countries.
What is reciprocity?
400
In this time John A. MacDonald became prime minister.
when is 1867?
400
at this time the conference ended.
when is September 9th 1964?
400
this is were the Catholics lived.
where is upper Canada?
400
these are the main people that were at the conference.
who are George-Etienne Cartier and John A. MacDonald?
500
these are British laws that governed thew imports and exports of grain.
What are corn laws?
500
John A. macdonald was important to Canad because of this
What is he was the 1st prime minister?
500
this is what they talked about in the conference.
What is combining the maritime to make a maritime union?
500
this were the french lived.
where is upper Canada?
500
they had a conference in London because of this.
why is to convince the colonies to joining together with a powerful voice?