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| it was land that was owned by the usa |
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| is the largest river in the Pacific Northwest |
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| george simpson was an explorer, meteorologist and administrator of the Hudson's Bay Company |
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planed to lead a strong presence in the oregon territory
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| In 1839 the HBC and the russians agreed that the russians would cease operations south of the 54 40 N |
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| was chief of fort vancouver and got ordered to establish a new depot on vancouverisland |
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| soon became fort victoria after queen victoria |
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| was named after queen victoria after she died |
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| ran on the slogan"54 40" or fight |
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| this slogan was proved to be extreamly popular with american voters |
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| drew a firm border between america and british north america |
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| played a huge roll in the social life of fort victoria |
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| she was not impressed by the new upper class,she was married to a fur trader |
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| victoria island was becoming a privet club for landed gentry |
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| was negotiated with the aboriginal people |
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| the arivle to fort victoria was a side wheel steamer |
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| the miners had to be creative about getting across the strait of georgia |
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| britain dispatched a contingent of royal engineers under colonel richard moody. |
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| the miners moved north along the fraser,searching for the source of the gold between 1860 and1861,several miners arrived in the cariboo region. |
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| so,in 1862 the constucktion of the cariboo road begain, it covered 650 km's, from yale,along the fraser canyon,to the new center of the cariboo,barkerville |
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this town brought lots of new
service by putting adds up around other towns and telling there custumers to tell there friends and family |
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| he was the government of british columbia in 1871. |
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| was one of the teo names given to colonies so they wouldnt get mixed up |
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| was a pacific canadian engeener |
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| victoria city 1991 pop. 43,585, SW British Columbia, Canada, on the Fraser River, part of metropolitan Vancouver. |
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| ard Inlet is a relatively shallow-sided coastal ford in extreme southwestern British Columbia, |
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| tooth picks were made from left over animal bone and used to get the things that got stuck between your teeth out |
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| A small city forming while new explorers came and started settling there. |
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| david oppenheimer was the second mayor |
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| A person or bussiness that gives good bussiness and or survise. |
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| was the fee for every chiness person that entered canada. |
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