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| A boundary between the united states and British north America boundary ended at the eastern slops of the rocky mountian |
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| Americans claimed this territory on the other side of the mountain |
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| U.S believed they should control all British Territory |
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| Looked after FORT VANCOUVER also ordered the HBC employees to open a trade in Fraser river to expand trading |
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| an HBC steamship that arrived on the coast in 1835 to supply the Russian posts |
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| Ran for presidential and won, Had no desire for war with the British and wated the Oregon territory |
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| Established a new depot on Vancouver island became FORT VICTORIA |
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| British established esquimalt harbor as a navel base |
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| Part of the gold rush. Tons of gold was found here and between Thomas river |
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| HBC company first panned some gold here creating a gold rush |
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| a town were many businesses flourished and tons of settlement and trade happened here |
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| Dispatched a contingent of royal engineers had military protection |
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| Buikt a road to promote the settlemend and encourage economic profit. it took over 4 years to complete and in serious debt |
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| Took over James Douglas Job and governed the two colonies |
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| Took our colony but found himself in a lot of disputs with the elective assembly |
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| A dieses that came from the Europeans killed 70% of the aboriginal people |
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| among the chilconton was the smallpox epidemic |
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| Recommended for governed was given instructions to get British Columbia to join Canada as fast as he could |
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| HBC head govener in charge of the colony of vancouver |
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| Went to fraser river set aside land for military reasons |
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