Historical Thinking Concepts
Questions the importance of the event.
Historical Significance
Signed the Treaty of Utrecht
The French and the British
Three conferences leading to Canadian Confederacy
Charlottetown, Quebec and London
This group of people were deemed "a problem for growth and prosperity"
First Nations
The first global war spanning from 1756-1763
The Seven Years' War
Questions why the event(s) happened.
Cause and Consequence
War taking place between July and December 1725 after the breaking of the Treaty of Portsmouth
Dummer's War
Transportation that connected Eastern Canada and British Columbia taking 4 years to build
The Canadian Pacific Railway
Merged the colonies of Upper and Lower Canada
The Act of Union
The Battle of Signal Hill
Questions the flow of the event(s)
Continuity and Change
Treaty between the First Nations and British written only in English
Treaty of Portsmouth
The Manitoba Act
The highest position of government at the time
The Crown
Campaign taking place after the expulsion of the Acadians and the battle of Fort Beausejour
Considers the social, intellectual, cultural and emotional aspects of history
Historical Perspective
The Spanish Succession
Policy enforcing high tariffs on imported manufactured goods created by John A. Macdonald
The National Policy
Underground Railroad
The campaign resulting in the start of the French and Indian War.
Northeast Coast Campaign
The two concepts our assignment focused on
Historical Significance and Perspective
Fortress with a commercial district, residential district, military areas, etc.
Fortress of Louisbourg
An Act to restrict and regulate Chinese immigration into Canada by placing a $50 head tax.
The Chinese Immigration Act
Act forcing First Nation males to take on a British name and leave their tribe
Gradual Civilization Act
Naval battle fought during the 7 Years' War
The Battle of Restigouche