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| The official church in colonial Canada (Upper Canada) in the early 1800. |
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| A word which is used to describe the typical feeling of the Victorian Era. |
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| bacteria, infection, anesthesia |
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| In the 19th century many people died after receiving medical treatment because nobody knew anything about: |
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| In the 19th century many people thought that education and job training was unnecessary for this group of people. |
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| movies, radio, and television |
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| Forms of popular entertainment today that did not exist in the 19th century. |
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| In the 19th century a form of transportation in Canada that made travel much faster and easier. |
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| The purpose of the Gradual Civilization Act in 1857 made this group of peoples citizens of Britain and allowed governments to ignore previously made agreements. |
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| In the 19th century the British Empire considered this group of people "wild children" because they thought them uncivilized and childlike. |
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| This was the primary aim of the government toward Aboriginal people. |
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| Laws which protected agriculture in the British Empire, led to the Potato Famine in Ireland, and caused economic depression in Canada. |
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| The reason Lord Elgin passed the Rebellion Losses Bill was because he felt the governor has no right to ______ a bill that had been passed by the elected Assembly. |
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| Idea that the United States should rule all of North America. |
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| representation by population |
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| a form of proportional representation in government, whereby areas with higher populations have more elected officials in government. |
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| The leader of the Tories in Canada West. |
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| A bill would only become law if there was a majority in both Canada East and Canada West. |
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| Under the British North America Act, the Head of state in Canada. |
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| The Fenian Raids convinced many colonists that the American threat was real and that this union was necessary. |
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| Under the British North American Act the currency, fisheries, and postal services are responsibilities of this level of government. |
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| Under the British North American Act business licenses, education and the incorporation of companies are all responsibilities of this level of government. |
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| A responsibility that is shared by the federal and provincial governments. |
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