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Review of Victorian Times and early Confederation of provinces #Canadianhistory #Confederation
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One colony that did NOT join Confederation in 1867 was
Ontario
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
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Emily Stowe:
was a doctor
developed a new system of education
was the first female lawyer
fought for women's voting rights
3
Confederation: Upper Canada joining with the other colonies in Confederation.
Pro?
Con?
4
A popular card game played by both upper and lower class in the 19th Century was
Uno
Whist
Gin rummy
Bridge
5
Workers in the 19th Century…
lived comfortably
worked long hours
were well paid
were taken care of if they were injured
6
When operating in the 19th century, surgeons often:
scrubbed before touching the patient
used sterilized instruments
smoked
wore gloves and masks
7
The "Corn Laws" guaranteed that Britain would
buy goods from other countries before British colonies
guarantee free trade between Canada and US
buy goods from Canada before other countries
tax corn more than other grains
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Confederation: Prince Edward Island joining with the other colonies in Confederation.
Con?
Pro?
9
the ORIGINAL purpose of the Charlottetown Conference was to discuss
Dominion status for the Maritimes
inter-colonial tariffs on fish products
a union between the Maritimes and Canada
a union of the Maritime colonies
10
The Fenian Raids were attacks by Irish nationalist on
the Unites States
England
Mexico
Canada
11
How did the steam engine positively affect Confederation?
water stations were provided
it created safe employment
It allowed factory production
steam locomotives made travel and trade affordable by rail
12
Who was "Grey Owl"?
a former wealthy British citizen
an Aboriginal hunter
a famous writer
an American Sioux
13
In 1846, the British government repealed the Corn Laws. This:
led to the Irish Potaton Famine
All of the above
made colonial union economically feasible
caused an economic depression in Canada
14
Louis Pasteur discovered an antiseptic. It was called:
carbonic acid
carboxylic acid
carbolic acid
listerine
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Representation by population meant:
each elected respresentative should represent same # of ppl
that the Legislative Council should be elected
C East and C West should have the same # of representatives
that each colony should have responsible government
16
On what date did Canadians celebrate their new Dominion?
July 1, 1847
July 1, 1857
July 1, 1877
July 1, 1867
17
The Rebellion Losses Bill was signed by Lord Elgin because:
he wanted to annoy the government
he wanted to support the government's decision
he was forced to
he totally approved of it
18
Confederation: Lower Canada joining with the other colonies in Confederation.
Con?
Pro?
19
A job open to women in the 19th century was:
lawyer
schoolteacher
secretary
medical doctor
20
Confederation: Nova Scotia joining with the other colonies in Confederation.
Con?
Pro?
21
19th century newspapers did not have
news items
a sports section
weather forecasts
advertisements
22
Which of the following was NOT an advantage of Confederation?
it would make a more efficient government
it would remove inter-colonial tariffs
economic prosperity
it would make Canada stronger than the US
23
Confederation: Trade barriers between the colonies eliminated
Con?
Pro?
24
Until the late 19th Century, no one knew about:
all of the above
anesthesia
infection
bacteria
25
The prupose of the Quebec Conference was:
to ask the British to grant Dominion status for Canada
to discuss the concept of Confederation
to draw up the terms of Confederation
To convince the Americans to let Canada join the US
26
Double Majority meant that :
the Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council had to pass
a majority was need in both Canada East and Canada West
all legislation had to be approved twice
both Clear Grits and Tories had to support legislation
27
The Victorian era was typically
pessimistic, doom and gloom life
frivolous, full of entertainment
easy, stable, without change
optimistic, valued morals, hard work, duty
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Victorians were obsessed with:
social status
tolerance and equality for all
everyone being well educated
solving social problems
29
In what ways were Aboriginal peoples unfarily treated in the 19th Century
treaties were not honoured
all of the above
The Gradual Civilization Act was passed
they were not included in Confederation discussions
30
Opponents of the Rebellion Losses Bill responded to its passage by:
assessinating Lord Elgin
boycotting Parliament
burning the parliament building
assaulting Baldwin
31
The Act designed to make First Nations people British citizens was called the
Aboriginal Enhancement Act
Gradual Civilization Act
New Civilians Act
Gradual Aboriginal Act
32
19th century newspapers would have which of the following?
a technology section
advice columns
horoscopes
political cartoons
33
Confederation: Newfoundland joining with the other colonies in Confederation.
Con?
Pro?
34
Confederation: New Brunswick joining with the other colonies to form Confederation.
Pro?
Con?
35
After the Rebellion Losses Bill was signed, angry citizens
boycotted Parliament
burned the Parliament buildings
assaulted Baldwin
assassinated Lord Elgin
