The Loyalists: Settling in Canada

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The Loyalists: Settling in Canada Canadian History

Govt Assistance Provisions (food, clothing)& land Transportation Farm equipment, seed & livestock Financial compensation for leaving their homes Soldiers –settlers who had fought with the British continued to receive ½ their pay

Loyalists Immigration Problems The best land was taken in many areas Government jobs & business opportunities were often limited New language, laws, & customs (French in Quebec) Cold winters, poor food, famine (Upper Canada)

Loyalists Impact English-speaking people introduced British culture to the country New colonies were formed where loyalists could enjoy familiar laws & customs (Upper Canada & New Brunswick) They reaffirmed the colony’s British connection Economic development (farmers, merchants, trades-people) New towns emerged & new areas developed (Kingston, Fredericton)