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Who was appointed to investigate the rebellions of 1837-1838
Governor Lord Durham
Durham Report & Act of union ( 4rt constitution)
Assimilate French Canadians, Unite Upper and Lower Canada, Introduce responsible government
Responsible government
Decisions made by the elected assembly rather than the monarch
Province of Canada political structure ( Legislative Union )
Lower Canada is still a minority

What change happened
Before, governor general was the head of the Colonies in north America. After, the governor general only controlled the executive council
The Alliance of Reformers
Wanted Responsible government
What happened after the end of protectionist policy
Canada could trade with other countries
How was responsible government obtained
Baldwin & LaFontaine obtained the majority of the seats in the Legislative Assembly

What changed after responsible government
The Legislative assembly elected the Executive council
Because the French helped get Responsible government, What did the French gain
French can be used in the Legislative assembly
After the French had some gains, what did the English do
Burned the Parliament
The did the First Nations lose after Responsible government
Creation of Native reserved, abandoned their traditional ways, Canadians could now exploit their areas
What did the Reformers split into
Radicals ( Liberals ), Moderates (Conservatives)
What was the problem with the two party system
To form a majority government, they had to win a double majority in the Legislative assembly
Reciprocity treaty ( signed by Britain )
Free trade with the USA
Great Coalition
Alliance that wanted Confederation
Quebec city conference
created the 72 resolutions for federalism
What were the two levels of powers in the dominion of Canada
Federal and Provincial
What increased during the first phase of industrialization
Food, textiles, iron, lumber
What did the federal government invest in during the first phase of industrilization
Canals and railway
How was the forestry industry changed by Mechanization
Lumber industry changed to pulp and paper production
How was the agricultural industry changed by Mechanization
Changed to dairy production
How was urbanization made
Industrialization ( people moving from farms to cities )
What did women demand for
The right to run for elected office & vote
Why did British Columbia & PEI join Canada
To pay off its debt
Who were the Metis
Mix for French Catholics and first nations
Red River rebellion ( Led by Luis Riel )
Metis felt threatened from the arrival of the arrival of English protestants. Because of this they seized fort Garry and formed a provisional government
What was the demands form the Metis
Religious and language rights, which than made Manitoba
North-West Rebellion
Increased number of English Protestants, Luis Riel made another uprising and provisional government
Indian Act
To assimilate Indigenous people & the creation of residential schools
National Policy
Increased custom duties, Expansion of the rail network, population growth through immigration to western Canada
What were the tensions between the federal and provincial governments
Division of jurisdiction and tax revenue
How was the tensions between the provincial and federal government resolved
Interprovincial meeting in Quebec City, Honoré Mercier promoted provincial autonomy
Because of the increase of immigrants from the west and Asia, what was created
Alberta & Saskatchewan
During the second phase of industrialization, what were the two industry developed sectors
Industrial ( Ore processing, pulp and paper ) , Natural recourses ( Timber and Mining )
During the second phase of industrialization, what type of economy did the liberals follow
Economic Liberalism
During the second phase of industrialization, what new ways of transport came
Cars and highways
Department of Labor
Negotiation between employers and employees
What started WW1
The assassination of Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungry by the terrorist group Black Hand from Serbia
What happened to immigrants from enemy countries
Had to work in work camps
What happened when the federal government implemented conscription in WW!
The Francophones demonstrated riots
What did the soldiers get for their efforts in the war
Pension
The Statute of Westminster
Gave Canada almost complete autonomy
What were the measures taken by the government during the great depression
Made Public work programs & founded the bank of Canada
What was the ideology of the Union Nationale
Clerico-nationalism
What did Canada give to the USA during the Cold War
Raw materials
Equalization program
Subsidies were given from the federal government to help build universities, hospitals, ect.
Where were the mining regions that were invested by American for iron
Cote-Nord & Nouveau-Québec
When Mr. Duplessis was replaced by Paul Sauvé, what did he do
Passed 66 new laws to modernize Quebec
What type of government did the Lesage government implement
Welfare State
What did the Lesage government create
Pension Plan, Hospital Insurance program
How did the Lesage government promote Quebec’s identity and culture
The Department of cultural affairs
What did the new Union National bring to Quebec
CEGEP’s & passed bill 63 ( French as second language in anglophone schools )
Neo-nationalism
Independent Quebec
Royal commission
Help ease tensions with Quebec
What did the Royal commission find
Anglophones were more privileged position than Francophones in Quebec in every perspective
Pro of consumer society
Helped grow Quebec’s economy
Con of consumer society
Increased household debt
What is a con for the industrial change in Quebec
Modernizing factories costed a lot, meaning many small companies had to close
Counterculture movement
Less church attendance & women made legal gains
Health Insurance Act
Expanded free health car
Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms
All individuals seen as equals
Local governments
The people can decide the best form of government for themselves
Common Front of Unions
Many Unions joined together and demanded a fairer distribution of wealth and greater equality from the government
Bill 22
French only official language in Quebec
What promise did Trudeau say if the No side won
Renew federalism
The Meech Lake Accord
Bourassa wanted that the new constitution define Quebec as a distinct society, which didn’t get approved because Manitoba and Newfoundland believed that the Indigenous population should also
Charlottetown Acord
Quebec and the Indigenous population were defined as a distinct society, It still failed from a vote from the Canadian population
Quebec Ink
Helped Francophone businesses grow in the global market
Social economy
Promotes projects within communities and help to fight poverty
Alliance
Protect Anglophones rights in Québec
BAPE
Informe citizens on developments that could have an environmental impact