British North America mid-1800s

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British North America mid-1800s Chapter 5 (pages 76 – 97). What was life lie in British North America in the mid-1800s? Maps – Political Boundaries Peoples of British North America and their daily lives.

Responsible Government prejudice discrimination racism Chapter 5 Terms British North America Confederation Rebellions Responsible Government Colony minority majority rural urban census diversity Immigration elite Loyalist prejudice discrimination racism epidemic

Great Britain, 1850s Countries of Wales, Scotland, Ireland, England.

British Empire, mid 1800s

British North America, 1760s

What happened to British North America after 1760? 13 colonies rebelled in 1776. Colonists vs. British Navy and Armies. American Revolution 1776-1783. British North America, 1783 United States of America

Race to the Pacific United States of America pushes political boundaries west. British North America gave control of these lands to Hudson Bay Company.

British North America, 1853 Page 76

Mapping Assignment Colour and label a map of British North America 1853. Use map on page 76 of you textbook. Complete questions on a separate sheet of paper so that you will have enough room to write your answers.

Controlled by Great Britain. Crown Colonies Controlled by Great Britain. Vancouver’s Island Prince Edward Island New Brunswick Nova Scotia Newfoundland Province of Canada

Controlled by Hudson’s Bay Company British Territories Controlled by Hudson’s Bay Company Rupert’s Land North West Territory New Caledonia

Newfoundland and its French Shore Treaty signed by France and England in 1783 and lasted until 1904. French fishers have rights to fish and live near British lands in Newfoundland.

PROVINCE of Canada, 1841-1867 What is now Ontario and Quebec. Canada East (mostly French speaking). Canada West (mostly English speaking).

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