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The name of Upper Canada today. |
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The ruling elite in Upper Canada. |
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Dissatisfaction in this area was the result of poor roads, land restriction, and land speculators. |
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Reserves which caused problems because they were not farmed which blocked road development. |
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In Upper Canada Britain feared that colonist would adopt the attitudes and values of which group of people? |
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Death ships in which disease and death were common and were used to transport passengers from Europe to Canada. |
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A network of secret trails and houses used by Black Americans when travelling from the United States to Canada. |
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These immigrants who came from the United States faced racial discrimination in Canada. |
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This was the most important thing for women who resided in Upper Canada. |
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This government is subject to the votes of the people and can be voted out if the elected representatives fail to please the majority of the people who elected them. |
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governor and appointed councils |
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In the early 1800s any bill passed by the Legislative Assembly in Upper and Lower Canada could be vetoed by: |
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What was the fate of Robert Gourlay, a land agent who criticized the government of Upper Canada. |
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A former Scot who was a leading reformer in Upper Canada in the 1820s and 1830s. |
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A problem that existed in Lower Canada, but not in Upper Canada was a divide between these two groups of people. |
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Lower Canada is part of which Canadian province? |
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The three main issues for reformers in this region included discrimination against the French, taxes, and lack of representation in government. |
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Nationality of the leaders of the reform movement in Lower Canada. |
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