life in Canada for loyalists after the revolutionary war
black loyalists
haudenosaunee loyalists
backround information
Impact on Canada
100

What was one of the primary jobs?

Chopping wood, hunting or farming

100

who are the loyalists enemies


the patriots

200

Why did they flee to Canad?

They were being harassed in the US after the revolutionary war

200

who are the loyalists

American colonists who remained loyal to the British Crown during the American Revolution

300

What were their struggles?


Conflict with the indigenous, shortage of supplies, and isolation from other settlements 

300

where was the largest  free black settlement located

Nova Scotia was the largest settlement, as its peak in the 1780s, it housed between 1,500 and 2,000 people, making its the largest community and free black people in the world outside of Africa at that time.

300

name 2 types of loalists

haudenosaunee loyalists , black loyalists 

400

True or false? The loyalists settled in Canada in 1716

False, they settled in 1783

400

what was the incentive effect by the british to enslaved people for joining their side

the british specially through lord dunmores proclamation of 1775, promised freedom to any enslaved who fled their patriot masters and fought for the crown

400

what were some of the challenges did the loyalists face

property confiscation, political persecution (banishment, threats, restrictions on work), forced migration to harsh new land difficult resettlement with low supplies, discrimination ( ex Black Loyalists)

400

what were the primary economic causes that led the american colonists to against british rules 

The primary economic causes that led American colonists to rebel against British rule were rooted in the,shift from a policy of "salutary neglect" to strict enforcement of mercantilism, which limited economic growth, combined with direct taxation without representation to pay for British war debts. Following the costly Seven Years' War (1754–1763), Britain sought to maximize profit from its colonies, causing severe friction over trade restrictions and new financial levies.

500

who were the haudenosanee loyalists 

haudenosanee loyalists were people who sided with british during the american revolution war