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q: 171 Conflict in the 13 Colonies Words that describe the geography of the conflict. a: 13 Colonies
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Quebec
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Nova Scotia
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q: 171 Conflict in the 13 Colonies Was Great Britain successful in raising taxes upon the US a: The colonists
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however
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refused to pay.
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q: 175 Hannah Ingraham What was the origninal name of Fredericton New Brunswick? a: St.Anne’s — a formerAcadian settlement
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later to become Fredericton
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New Brunswick.
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q: 175 Hannah Ingraham Today
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you can visit Loyalistgraveyards
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such as this one in ----------------
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q: 176 David George Black Loyalists soon discovered that “freedom and a farm” meant: a: It meant smaller farms
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on poorer land
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than white Loyalists — or no farms at all.
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q: 176 David George What jobs did former black slaves find in Canada? a: They found work as blacksmiths
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tailors
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cooks
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q: 177 Thayendanegea What First Nation groups fought with the British? a: The Mohawk
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Cayuga
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Seneca and Onondaga fought with the British.
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q: 177 Thayendanegea What was the incident that occurred when Theyendenega went to Britain? a: refusing to kneel before theking. “I bow to no man
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”he said
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“for I am considereda prince among my ownpeople. But I will gladlyshakeyour hand.”
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q: 179 IDENTITY THEN AND NOW Loyalty to the Loyalists What do you need to do to qualify as a Loyalist decendent? a: To qualify as a Loyalist descendent
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however
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you need to document your family history.
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q: 180 BUILD THE BIG PICTURE What else may have played a role in where the Loyalists
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and other migrantsfrom the war
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settled? Describe at least one other factor
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q: 181 Challenges Created by the Loyalist Migration By ______
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however
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British people made up about ___ percent of Québec’s population. a: 1790
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q: 182 Impacts on First Nations After the Loyalists arrived
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however
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Britain negotiated treaties as away to _________________________. a: take over land for settlement
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q: 184 The Loyalists Press for Changes What Did the Loyalists Want? The St.John River settlers were mostly “______________” in Nova Scotia
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unlike colonists in older
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more established British settlements. a: new colonists
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q: 184 The Loyalists Press for Changes What Did the Loyalists Want? The St.John River settlers were mostly “new colonists” in Nova Scotia
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unlike colonists in older
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more established _____________________. a: British Settlements
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q: 184 The Loyalists Press for Changes What Did the Loyalists Want? Britain
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however
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had passed what act to secure the support of the Canadiens living in its colonies? a: The Quebec Act of 1774
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q: 185 How Did Britain Respond to Loyalist Concerns? Nova Scotia was split up into what 3 parts? a: New Brunswick
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St. John Island
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Cap Breton Island.
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q: 185 How Did Britain Respond to Loyalist Concerns? What are the 4 things that the Constitutional Act of 1791 accomplished? (this question requires an in depth answer) a: 1. Divided Québec into Upper Canada and Lower Canada. 2. Established British civil and criminal law in Upper Canada. InLower Canada
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the act reaffirmed the arrangements under theQuébec Act of 1774: British criminal law
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but French civil law. 3. Set aside lands for Protestant churches and guaranteed theCanadiensrights to the Catholic Church. 4. Established officials and a legislative council appointed by Britainin each colony
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q: 185 How Did Britain Respond to Loyalist Concerns? Established British civil and criminal law in Upper Canada. InLower Canada
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the act reaffirmed the arrangements under theQuébec Act of 1774: British criminal law
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but French civil law. a: The Constitutional Act of 1791
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q: 185 How Did Britain Respond to Loyalist Concerns? In 1791
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the elected assemblies in British North America didn’t have the authority to do what? a: make decisions
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such as how to spend money raisedthrough taxes.
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q: 186 British North America
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1791 When the Loyalists began to arrive in the colony of Québec
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the British government encouraged them to settle where? a: in the western part of the colony.
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q: 186 British North America
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1791 How did Britain decide to save money after the Seven How did 1791 change British North America? a: Split into Upper and Lower Canada
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New Brunswick was added (or separated depending on how you want to look at it)
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q: 186 British North America
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1791 Upper Canada is upstream of “Lower” Canada
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which contains the lower reaches of the ______________. a: St.Lawrence
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q: 186 British North America
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1791 In the reorganization of British North America
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neither Britainnor the Loyalists considered consulting First Nations. Howcan you explain this omission? a: LONG ANSWER
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q: 187 The War of 1812 The ____ was not as powerful as it is today
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but an _______ take over of Canada was still a real possibility. a: U.S
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American
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"q: 169 Chapter 6 Intro The colonies of ______ and _____ _______ did not join this war against British rule
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a: Québec and Nova Scotia
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"q: 169 Chapter 6 Intro Because of the war
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a wave of people migrated to"
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a: Nova Scotia and Quebec
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q: 169 Chapter 6 Intro Was the US correct that the people of Quebec would want to take up arms with the US against Britain?
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"a: They were wrong
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q: 171 Conflict in the 13 Colonies Words that describe sides in the conflict.
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"a: United Empire Loyalist
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Patriot"
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q: 171 Conflict in the 13 Colonies Words that describe the geography of the conflict.
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"a: 13 Colonies
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Quebec
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q: 171 Conflict in the 13 Colonies How did Britain decide to save money after the Seven Years' War?
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"a: It wanted to keep troops stationed in the Thirteen Colonies
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but decided to make the Thirteen Colonies pay for the troops."
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q: 171 Conflict in the 13 Colonies How did Britain decide to save money after the Seven Years' War?
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"a: To do this
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Britain raised taxes in the colonies."
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q: 171 Conflict in the 13 Colonies Was Great Britain successful in raising taxes upon the US
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"a: The colonists
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however
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"q: Conflict in the 13 Colonies In ____
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the protests turned into a rebellion."
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a: 1775
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"q: 171 Conflict in the 13 Colonies In 1775
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the protests turned into a ___________."
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a: rebellion
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q: 172 What was the opinion of the Thirteen Colonies with regards to the Quebec Act?
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"a: The ThirteenColonies believed they had a right to this territory also
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and called the Québec Act“intolerable.”"
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"q: 173 History Happens What does the following quote refer to? “I’ve seen cases where the tarcaused serious burns
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and others where the feathers were lit on fire.”"
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a: Tarring and feathering.
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q: 174 A Wave of Refugees Were people able to remain neutral?
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"a: No
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the American war of independence pressured people in the Thirteen Colonies to choose sides."
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"q: 174 A Wave of Refugees Name the formerAcadian settlement later to become Fredericton
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New Brunswick."
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a: St. Annes
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q: 175 Hannah Ingraham What was the origninal name of Fredericton New Brunswick?
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"a: St.Anne’s — a formerAcadian settlement
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later to become Fredericton
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"q: 175 Hannah Ingraham Today
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you can visit Loyalistgraveyards
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such as this one in ----------------
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"q: 176 David George During the American war of independence
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the British offered slaves what?"
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a: “freedom and a farm” if they joined the Loyalist cause.
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q: 176 David George Many slaves settled where?
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"a: Shelburne
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Nova Scotia."
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q: 176 David George Black Loyalists soon discovered that “freedom and a farm” meant:
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"a: It meant smaller farms
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on poorer land
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q: 176 David George What did white settlers do to black slaves that had come to Canada?
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"a: In 1784
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white settlers attacked black settlers in Shelburne and drove them out."
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q: 176 David George What jobs did former black slaves find in Canada?
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"a: They found work as blacksmiths
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tailors
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q: 176 David George Where is the Loyalist Heritage Association located?
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"a: Birchtown
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Nova Scotia."
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q: 177 Thayendanegea Why did people follow Theyendenega?
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"a: The Americans had burned their villages
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orchards and crops."
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q: 177 Thayendanegea What First Nation groups fought with the British?
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"a: The Mohawk
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Cayuga
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q: 177 Thayendanegea What was Britain's response to Theyendenega's protests?
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"a: Britain offered his people 275 000 hectares along both sides of theGrand River — land Haudenosaunee people still call home
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in what is today Ontario."
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q: 177 Thayendanegea What was the size of the piece of land that was given to Theyendenega and his people?
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"a: 275
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000 hectares"
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"q: 177 Thayendanegea In_____
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George Washington sought Theyendenega's help to make peace with First Nations fighting the western expansion of the UnitedStates. "
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a: 1794
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"q: 177 Thayendanegea In 1794
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George Washington sought his help to make peace with First Nations who were _____________"
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a: fighting the western expansion of the UnitedStates.
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q: 177 Thayendanegea What was the incident that occurred when Theyendenega went to Britain?
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"a: refusing to kneel before theking. “I bow to no man
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”he said
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q: 177 Thayendanegea What place is named after Theyendenega?
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"a: Brantford
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Ontario is named after Joseph Brant "
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"q: 178 Hans Winger After the war
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the new government of the United States promised the Mennonites what?"
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a: freedom from military service.
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"q: 178 Hans Winger He helped establish Mennonite settlements near what are now Waterloo and Markham
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Ontario."
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a: Hans Winger
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"q: 178 Hans Winger The government granted the petition
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but required Mennonites to _____________________."
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a: pay fines in compensation
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q: 179 IDENTITY THEN AND NOW Loyalty to the Loyalists How many United Empire Loyalist Association branches and members are there?
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"a: 28 branches
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2 400 members."
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q: 179 IDENTITY THEN AND NOW Loyalty to the Loyalists What do you need to do to qualify as a Loyalist decendent?
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"a: To qualify as a Loyalist descendent
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however
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q: 179 IDENTITY THEN AND NOW Loyalty to the Loyalists
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"a: The association can helpget you started
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with tips on tracing family records andinformation about the Loyalist migration."
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q: 180 BUILD THE BIG PICTURE Did loyalist join existing settlements or did they build new settlements?
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"a: Both. They joined existing settlements
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and they also built new settlements."
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q: 180 BUILD THE BIG PICTURE New British settlementscreated by Loyalists
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"a: St. Lawrence north of the great lakes
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river in central Nova Scotia."
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q: 180 BUILD THE BIG PICTURE Existing Canadien settlements
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"a: Quebec
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Trois-Rivières"
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"q: 180 BUILD THE BIG PICTURE How would you describe the relationship between bodies of water(rivers
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lakes and oceans) and settlements on this map? How could youexplain this relationship?"
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a: LONG ANSWER
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"q: 180 BUILD THE BIG PICTURE What else may have played a role in where the Loyalists
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and other migrantsfrom the war
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settled? Describe at least one other factor
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"q: 180 BUILD THE BIG PICTURE There are challenges of coexistence brewing on this map. Based on themap’s information
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predict two challenges of coexistence that will emergefrom the Loyalist migration."
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a: LONG ANSWER
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"q: 181 Challenges Created by the Loyalist Migration Before the arrival of the Loyalists
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Québec hadvery few ____________. "
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a: British settlers
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"q: 181 Challenges Created by the Loyalist Migration By ______
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however
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British people made up about ___ percent of Québec’s population."
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"q: 181 Challenges Created by the Loyalist Migration The Loyalists began to ask Britain for ___________________ in Québec
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because “they were British born subjects and have always lived under the government and laws of England.”"
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a: British laws and customs
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"q: 182 Impacts on First Nations Before the Loyalists
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Britain negotiated treaties of “________________”"
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a: peace and friendship.
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"q: 182 Impacts on First Nations In ____
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Britain concluded a treaty withthe Mi’kmaq people to secure their support during the American warof independenc."
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a: 1779
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"q: 182 Impacts on First Nations In 1779
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Britain concluded a treaty with the ________ people to secure their support during the American war of independence."
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a: Mi’kmaq
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"q: 182 Impacts on First Nations In 1779
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Britain concluded a treaty with the Mi’kmaq people to secure their support during the ________________."
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a: American war of independence
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"q: 182 Impacts on First Nations After the Loyalists arrived
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however
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Britain negotiated treaties as away to _________________________. "
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"q: 182 Impacts on First Nations Between _____________
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Britain concluded “land treaties” with theFirst Nations of the Niagara Peninsula. "
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a: 1781 and 1792
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"q: 182 Impacts on First Nations Between 1781 and 1792
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_____________ concluded “land treaties” with theFirst Nations of the Niagara Peninsula. "
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a: Britain
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"q: 182 Impacts on First Nations Between 1781 and 1792
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Britain concluded “land treaties” with theFirst Nations of the ______________. "
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a: Niagara Peninsula
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"q: 182 Impacts on First Nations Between 1781 and 1792
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Britain concluded “land treaties” with the ________ of the Niagara Peninsula. "
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a: First Nations
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"q: 182 Impacts on First Nations Between 1781 and 1792
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Britain concluded “________________” with the First Nations of the Niagara Peninsula. "
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a: land treaties
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"q: 182 Impacts on First Nations The proclamation said First Nations had to agree to give up their land before ____________
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but this did not always happen."
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a: settlers could move in
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"q: 182 Impacts on First Nations Loyalist farms had profoundimpacts on First Nations
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such as the Mi’kmaq and theAnishinabe."
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a: Farms restrictedthe access of First Nations tothe land that had shapedand supported theirsocieties.
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"q: 183 Impacts on First Nations Did Treaty negotiators really understand each other
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or did differences oflanguage and culture get in the way?"
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a: LONG ANSWER
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"q: 183 Impacts on First Nations As families struggled to make a living
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they moved into ________ hunting and fishing grounds."
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a: Mi'kmaq
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"q: 183 Impacts on First Nations This is a picture of a Loyalist camp in Cornwall
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Ontario. What year does this picture depict?"
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a: 1784
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"q: 183 Impacts on First Nations Brainstorm ways a community could respond to these challenges. For eachchallenge
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choose your best idea."
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a: LONG ANSWER
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"q: 184 The Loyalists Press for Changes What Did the Loyalists Want? Britain had deported the Acadians during the Great Deportation
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starting in what year?"
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a: 1755
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"q: 184 The Loyalists Press for Changes What Did the Loyalists Want? A large group of Loyalists established new settlements along the ______________
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in what is in New Brunswick?"
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a: St.John River
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"q: 184 The Loyalists Press for Changes What Did the Loyalists Want? A large group of Loyalists established new settlements along the St.John River
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in what is in what Province?"
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a: New Brunswick
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q: 184 The Loyalists Press for Changes What Did the Loyalists Want? These colonists felt separate from the other colonists of Nova Scotia — separate because of what two reasons?
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"a: geography
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and also politics."
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"q: 184 The Loyalists Press for Changes What Did the Loyalists Want? The St.John River settlers were mostly “______________” in Nova Scotia
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unlike colonists in older
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more established British settlements. "
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"q: 184 The Loyalists Press for Changes What Did the Loyalists Want? The St.John River settlers were mostly “new colonists” in Nova Scotia
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unlike colonists in older
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more established _____________________."
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q: 184 The Loyalists Press for Changes What Did the Loyalists Want? The St.John River colonists petitioned for what?
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"a: They petitioned Britain for their own colony
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separate from Nova Scotia"
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"q: 184 The Loyalists Press for Changes What Did the Loyalists Want? In the late 1780s
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the British government received several petitions from Loyalist settlers where? "
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a: in Québec
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"q: 184 The Loyalists Press for Changes What Did the Loyalists Want? Britain
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however
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had passed what act to secure the support of the Canadiens living in its colonies?"
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"q: 185 How Did Britain Respond to Loyalist Concerns? Because of the Loyalist settlers around the St.John River
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Britaindivided Nova Scotia into several new colonies in 1784."
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a:
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q: 185 How Did Britain Respond to Loyalist Concerns? Nova Scotia was split up into what 3 parts?
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"a: New Brunswick
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St. John Island
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q: 185 How Did Britain Respond to Loyalist Concerns? What are the 4 things that the Constitutional Act of 1791 accomplished? (this question requires an in depth answer)
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"a: 1. Divided Québec into Upper Canada and Lower Canada. 2. Established British civil and criminal law in Upper Canada. InLower Canada
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the act reaffirmed the arrangements under theQuébec Act of 1774: British criminal law
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"q: 185 How Did Britain Respond to Loyalist Concerns? Established British civil and criminal law in Upper Canada. InLower Canada
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the act reaffirmed the arrangements under theQuébec Act of 1774: British criminal law
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but French civil law."
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"q: 185 How Did Britain Respond to Loyalist Concerns? Established officials and a legislative council appointed by Britainin each colony
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and an assembly elected by the colonists. This meant Upper and Lower Canada had “representative government.”"
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a: The Constitutional Act of 1791
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"q: 185 How Did Britain Respond to Loyalist Concerns? Loyalists had long experience with ____________________
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and considered it part oftheir heritage."
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a: representative government
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"q: 185 How Did Britain Respond to Loyalist Concerns? In 1791
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the elected assemblies in British North America didn’t have the authority to do what?"
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"a: make decisions
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"q: 186 British North America
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1791 When the Loyalists began to arrive in the colony of Québec
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the British government encouraged them to settle where?"
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"q: 186 British North America
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1791 How did this decision of geography become a factor in the separation of Upper and Lower Canada?"
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a: LONG ANSWER
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"q: 186 British North America
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1791 What if the Loyalists had established farms among the Canadien communities along theSt.Lawrence River?"
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a: LONG ANSWER
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"q: 186 British North America
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1791 How might this have changed the way Britain responded to thedemands of the Loyalists for British laws and institutions?"
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a: LONG ANSWER
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"q: 186 British North America
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1791 How did Britain decide to save money after the Seven How did 1791 change British North America?"
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"a: Split into Upper and Lower Canada
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"q: 186 British North America
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1791 The terms Upper Canada andLower Canada come from the geography of the ____________ River."
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a: St.Lawrence
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"q: 186 British North America
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1791 While sailing down the St. Lawrence what do you reach first: Upper Canada or Lower Canada?"
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a: Lower Canada
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"q: 186 British North America
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1791 Upper Canada is upstream of “Lower” Canada
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which contains the lower reaches of the ______________."
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"q: 186 British North America
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1791 Britain responded to some of the challenges of coexistence posed by the migration of the Loyalists by doing what?"
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a: dividing the colonies of Nova Scotia and Québec into new parts.
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"q: 186 British North America
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1791 Do you think this was a good solution?"
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a: LONG ANSWER
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"q: 186 British North America
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1791 In the reorganization of British North America
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neither Britainnor the Loyalists considered consulting First Nations. Howcan you explain this omission?"
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"q: 186 British North America
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1791 How would you describe the idea of citizenship that shapedBritain’s response to the Loyalist migration?"
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"q: 187 The War of 1812 The ____ was not as powerful as it is today
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but an _______ take over of Canada was still a real possibility."
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