Canadian History Test 1763-1867

She led the Underground Railroad:

The 1783 Treaty of Paris officially put an end to the :

"No taxation without...."

He established Fort Rouge in the 18th century:

This explorer was known as the "Man who looked at Stars" and he mapped out most of Western Canada.

There is a replica of this Hudson Bay Company ship in the Manitoba Museum

In the 1700s, which disease killed half the Indigenous population in the West:

Education is a

The Quebec Act was about ___________________ French Canadians so they would not join forces with the American rebels.

At the 1864 Quebec City conference, of the 33 delegates there were _____________ French delegates.

His uniform (with bullet holes in it) is today in the Canadian War Museum (Ottawa)

Approximately how many Loyalists came to Canada during and after the American Revolution?

This group was more of a psychological threat than a military one for Canadians in the 1860s:

For Macdonald, the biggest reason for why Confederation made sense was for:

One consequence of the War of 1812 was:

Canada's first constitution was called the:

Kelvin High School opened its doors two years before this war:

This company was formed in 1670:

The leader of the Patriotes:

He produced a famous report in Canadian history that recommended the union of Upper and Lower Canada

One consequence of the War of 1812 was:

The Governor General can turn a bill into law by giving their

__________________was the belief that that the United States was destined, by God, to control all of North America.

These two conferences were the most important for Canadian Confederation:

"____________________ were a nation of people with both First Nations and European ancestry and ties to the fur trade."

These two groups had the real power in Upper and Lower Canada between 1791-1837

These two historical figures were the most important for saving Canada during the War of 1812

Two examples of Loyalist groups were:

Inspired by the British, our system of government is a

This law divided British North America into Upper and Lower Canada

On July 1, 1867 Canada consisted of these four provinces:

During the American Civil War, Britain supported:

The Grand Trunk Railway company representatives had a large influence on the politicians at this conference: