Impacts on First Nations
The Loyalist were loyal to who during the American Revoloution?
The Loyalists were loyal to the British during the American Revoloution.
What were the names of the two parts that Canada was separated into?
They were separated into Upper Canada and Lower Canada.
What was the full name of the genealogist that was metioned?
Kathryn Lake Hogan.
Did the Loyalists trust the settlers in Nova Scotia?
No, They didn't trust the settlers in Nova Scotia.
Were First Nations forced to partner with either British or French colonisers?
Yes, they were forced to ally with either French or British.
What kind of tensions occured as more loyalists arrived?
Political tensions occured as more loyalists arrived.
What is a genealogist?
a person who traces or studies the descent of persons or families.
What was changed because of the Maritime settlers?
This affected how geographical borders were drawn.
Name 3 things the Mi'kmaq recieved from the treaty with the British?
They recieved: money, gifts, and small reserves of land.
About how many loyalists landed along the St. Lawrence River in southern Quebec?
8000 loyalists landed along the St. Lawrence River in southern Quebec.
What was most of Kathryn Lake Hogan's work based on?
Her works mostly involves helping people research their family’s Loyalist history.
About how many Acadians were dispersed through Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Cape Breton Island.
8500.
Define Loyalist (doesn't need to be word for word) Must include where they lived and who they were loyal to?
Loyalist: A person living in the Thirteen Colonies who remained loyal to Britain during the American Revolution.
What did the loyalists want instead of following french law?
They wanted a House of Assembly that followed British law.
Name 4 ways they gather information?
They gather information from genetic tests, oral accounts, birth, marriage.
Which place has the least amount of Loyalist population?
Cape Breton.
What was the reason the Mi'kmaq population to decline and why?
The Loyalist Migration was the reason the Mi'kmaq population Declined. They restricted Mi'kamaq land and recources.
What did the loyalists demand to have because they didn't like the seigneurial system?
They demanded to have land that they could own like other loyalist settlers.
What year did Kathryn Lake Hogan begin to take online courses with the National Institute for Genealogical Studies?
She began to take online courses with the National Institute for Genealogical Studies in 2002
Name 4 things the Loyalists in Canada did?
They were a mix of farmers, laborers, and tradespeople.