Chapter 8 Confederation

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Why Do We Need a Constitution?

Advertisements

Click to edit Master subtitle style 2/4/10 Charlottetown Conference 1864 Quebec Conference 1864 London Conference 1867.

Confederation Timeline

The Road to Confederation – 1867: On the Road to Confederation Once responsible government had been won, there were a number of issues still affecting.

Confederation!!..for Most. The Lead up to Confederation, who wanted it, who hated it, and finally the BNA Act.

What was it ? The great coalition was established in 1864 after the fall of the government. The coalition was formed by three important groups, the clear.

The Drive to Nationhood- Confederation & British North America Act Social Studies 10 Class Notes Mr. Bausback.

CONFEDERATION. WHY CONFEDERATE? -Unstable Government -Divided by English and French loyalties, the government could never agree on new laws, government.

Canada’s Constitution

The Confederation Bargain and its Interpretation Douglas Brown St Francis Xavier University September 2009.

The Formation of the Canadian Federation. The two party system Conservatives: John A. Macdonald (Canada West) and George-Étienne Cartier (Canada East)

The Road to Confederation

The Deal is Made.... The Quebec Conference October, 1864 – approximately a month after the Charlottetown Conference Many of the issues that were introduced.

CONFEDERATION GOAL—TO DEFINE CONFEDERATION HOW DOES THIS WORD RELATE TO CANADA-THE COUNTRY I LIVE IN.

Unit 3: Building A Nation

REPRESENTATION BY POPULATION Rep-by-pop: Who was in favour of this? Clear Grits # of representatives in the Legislative Assembly depends on the # of people.

Why Unite? 1860s Confederation of Canada Chapter 7 Mid-1800s.

The Drive to Nationhood- Confederation & British North America Act Social Studies 10 Chapter 2 Notes Mr. Bausback.

Creating a New Country. Government: the way people organize themselves and make decisions Canada is a democracy: the people hold the power and elect their.

Internal Political Problems Page 92. Internal political problems What political problems arose in United Canada in the late 1850s What possible solution.

The Road to Confederation – 1867: Road to Canadian Confederation There were a number of issues affecting the British North American colonies, from.

Government & Statute Law ► Does the law apply to all people in all situations? ► Would there be any exception, and if so, what would they be? ► How would.

Building the Nation “From sea to sea”. A Nation from Sea to Sea The BNA Act (1867) united The Province of Canada, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia into.

The Road to Confederation

The Drive to Nationhood: Group # Group #

Chapter 9: Making up for my mistakes! Time Change!

Chapter 7 topic 4 Confederation Discussions Pages

The Drive To Nationhood

Chapter 2 Review December 2015 Politics Famous People Confederation America Science and Technology Victorian Life.

Towards Confederation All 5 colonies had earned responsible government, yet they still had political problems Add in growing economic concerns.

Formation of a Canadian Federation: Confederation

A Brief Overview of Canadian Confederation

Setting the Stage for Confederation

Chapter 2 Review December 2015.

Unit 1: Exploring Canadian Identity

Towards Confederation

Key Ideas to Know What does confederation mean? A confederation is a group of people or organizations brought together for a common purpose What came.

Confederation Ms. Dow Socials 10.

Seeking Political Solutions

PATH TO CONFEDERATION SS 10: MS. PASICHNYK.

Confederation Achieved

Confederation Achieved

Confederation Results

Chapter 8 When did confederation begin? Confederation July 1st, 1867

Responsible Government Economics Political Factors Pros/Cons Achieved

Canada and Quebec Before Confederation:

British North America Act

The Road to Confederation

Build some national pride first…

Canadian Identity Chapter 1.

Review! What have we learned so far?

Towards Confederation

Canadian Confederation Overview July 1, 1867

Canadian Confederation

Key Ideas to Know What does confederation mean? A confederation is a group of people or organizations brought together for a common purpose What came.

Key Ideas to Know What does confederation mean? A confederation is a group of people or organizations brought together for a common purpose What came.

Agenda For Today Notes Treaties and the Native Peoples

Visions of Canada Theme 4 – SS 20-1.

Confederation Ms. Dow Socials 9.

Fathers of Confederation

Chapter 6 - Confederation

The Manitoba Act Social Studies 7.

Political Deadlock in the Canadas

The Road to Confederation

Confederation: The Emergence of Canada

Annexation and Confederation Cartoons

Sir John A Macdonald BY:Trisshan.

The Road to Confederation

The Canadian Government

Presentation transcript:

Chapter 8 Confederation Fathers BNA Act Joining the Big Guys Why Confed? Ch. 8 Randoms 10 20 30 40 50

Who was our first Prime Minister? Category 1 - 10

Who did George Brown dislike And criticize? Category 1 - 20

Who was left out of the negotiations When it came to confederation?

Who helped forge and lead An alliance with John. A Macdonald? George Brown Etinne-Pachal Tache George-Etienne Cartier Just Macdonald

What are 4 things that the BNA Act did For the federal government?

What is a constitution?

What type of transportation did The BNA Act guarantee?

The Act created a division of Power between ___________ and __________ governments?

DOUBLE JEOPARDY The BNA Act governed what for The Catholic and what other religious minorities?

Double Jeopardy Name three powers that both federal And provincial governments shared?

Name 2 reasons why PEI did not Join confederation?

What was a major pull factor For other parts of BNA To join confederation?

What were two reasons why most of the DOUBLE JEOPARDY What were two reasons why most of the Areas that did not join confederation right away say?

Newfoundland remained under British Control until after what war?

Why couldn’t Newfoundland Pay for schools hospitals and other services In the 1930’s?

What is political deadlock?

How was political deadlock resolved?

DOUBLE JEOPARDY Give two examples of what The Canadiens wanted to protect In the Question of Rights for Canadiens?

Why was BNA scared of American Annexation?

What was the cause of The rush to expand West? BONUS Name the father who supported This idea. 10 points

What were the first provinces To join Canada? BONUS When did PEI join? 10 points

DOUBLE JEOPARDY Where was the first place that Confederation was talked about? Name the second city where Confederation was made real?!

What are 5 key points On Sir John A. Macdonald on his history? Each point worth 6 marks

What was the Gradual Civilization Act?

What is being said in the cartoon About Confed? A pertinent question Mrs. Britannia: Is it possible, my dear, That you have ever given your cousin Jonathon any encouragement. Miss Canada: Encouragement! Certainly not, Mamma. I have told him We can never be united. What is being said in the cartoon About Confed?