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Exam Notes

Chapter One First Nations Part I: The settlement of North America The Main Linguistic Groups Social Relationships among Native Peoples Economic Activities & Systems of Alliances 1.4 First Contact with Europeans

Chapter Two 2.1 -Colonization of New France in the 17th Century 2.4 – New France – First half of the 18th century 2.5 - Wars between England and France

Chapter Three British Military Regime 3.2 Royal Proclamation – 1763 3.3 Quebec Act – 1774 3.4 American Revolution 1775- 1783 3.5 Transformation of colonial society

Chapter Four 4.1 Constitutional Act; Parliamentary System 4.2 & 4.3 Society & Economy of Lower Canada & Upper Canada (1791-1840) 4.4 & 4.5 Tensions in Lower Canada & the Rebellions of 1837 &1838

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