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| runner of the woods - unlicensed french fur traders |
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| Metis man, well educated, led the Metis in the Revolts, was executed in Regina by Canadian Government |
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| the ruling elites nickname in upper canada |
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| sent by british king to investigate the problems and the possible revolt |
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| he listened to the people, adn came up with these 3 concepts 1) union of u+l canada 2) elected legislature 3) representation by population |
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| they remained loyal to british in the industrial revolution |
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| leader of revolt in u+l canada, lasted only a week. He wanted canada to be more like america. |
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| the leader of a revolt, wanted change, revolts happened at the same time as WIlliam Lyon Mackenzies, he lost, him and Mackenzie weren't on the same side. |
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| rebellion losses bill, didn't want change |
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| the first french settlers in NS. they were kicked out by Britain |
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| unemployed men from war, decided to let Ottawa know that they were unhappy with the government. they were stopped in Regina (regina riots) people were injured, a few were killed |
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| July 1st, at Dominion Day parade in Market Square, a riot broke out. People were not only injured but killed |
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| sets out the rules for Canadian governments at the federal and provincial levels |
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| Rowell- Sirois commission |
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| government should play a greater role in the lives of its citizens |
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| helped to establish the cooperative commonwealth federation or CCF party. |
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| The CCF party layed out their founding principles in this. |
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| leader of CCF party in SK, he was in power when Medicare was established in SK |
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| compulsory enrollment (every single male of 21 years of age can be forcibly enlisted. |
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| wants troops - pro conscription |
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| a country that controls its decisions with in its borders, right to defend itself, make decisions on an international scene |
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| gold was discovered in the panhandle. both US and Canada wanted control of this land. Britain chooses US, proves to us that Britain can't be trusted. |
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| accountable to the electors or the people for its actions. government guided by the people. |
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| passed to keep french happy. 4 provisions. language, laws, religion, and territory. |
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| leader of the communist party |
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| enunciated the idea of Keynesian economics ( in times of economic crisis. governments need to be involved in the economy. make work, and programs to support people in need |
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| a document of assimilation. Quebec had no protection for their language, culture, or religion |
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| Irish american vitizens who wanted to Freen Ireland by holding BNA hostage |
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| the country came together under Jogn A Macdonald in fear of US had to convince the colonies to join. ex railway |
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| 72 resolutions + Quebec conference |
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| delegates from all BNA colonies meet, the 72 resolutions outlines the plan of new government in Canada. |
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| The PM of Canada that brough Canada to confederation |
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| 1 of the 3 groups of aboriginal people : Metis (half french half native) Inuit, 1st Nations |
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| recognition that times + country had changed. more like US constitution + its written down |
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| proincial and federal governments can in special circumstances pass laws that appear to go against the charter or discriminate |
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| if 7/10 provinces agree and yours does not, you can opt out. if your province doesn't agree witj new changes, they can opt out. |
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| the transfer of hudsons bay company land to canada concerned metis people, they rebelled against ottawa. |
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| Metis was promised land and never received it. 1st Nations - indian act "feed them one day, starve them the next" Non natives- cost of shipping was too high. |
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| 3 parts of vision for Mcdonalds railway 1) connect from sea to sea (never travel empty) 2) bring immigrants, transport agriculture products east 3) tariffs to encourage canadian trade only |
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| minister of interior works to attract immigrants |
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| people began to realize that government policies must favor the masses, people rebelled against the governemnt by striking. |
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| in time of crisis, government had the power to suspend your rights |
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| north american air defense agreement |
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| mackenzie and papineau led revolts both failed, but got the point across |
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| pathetic startings of canadas navy |
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| founder of the parti Quebecois seperatist. |
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| new political party, the clear grits free trade, secret ballot, more republican like US |
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| macdonald brown and him formed the great coalition party. fathers of confed |
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| changing the face of Quebec end of war, began to emerge from isolation. |
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| provinces would have more power and the recognition of quebec as a distinct society |
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| proposed change ex meech lake accord |
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| pierre elliot trudeau 1980 promoted oil self sufficiency maintain oil supply, promote lower prices and promote exploration for oil in canada |
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| north american treaty organization military alliance, in times of war and chaos restore and maintin peace in north atlantic area |
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| seperatist terrorist group kidnapped james cross and murdered osmeone. FLQ wants money and seperation |
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| reciprocity treaty/ free trade |
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| after briain repealed the corn laws, canada needed some place to trade with this was put in place, reduced tariffs. |
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| father of confed. took over for JA Mcdonald when he died. good friends with JA |
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| bible bill, sunday school, social credit party, 25 alberta bucks |
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| didn't get along with jfk. especially during cuban missile crisis |
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| william lyon mackenzie king |
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| anti confederation from NS wants out of confed |
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| pro confederation dominion of canada |
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| only pm to win nobel peace prize wants to keep out of vietnam |
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| agreements made between federal government and 1st nations people. you guve us land, we'll give you food |
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| work to reduce inequalities, income taz, unemploymemnt insurance old age pensions, other social insurance programs |
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| " canada myust be a just society" Trudeau. ex medicare made canada closer to fair. |
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