1. Quebec conference
1.1. when-1864
1.2. why-cause needed to gather again so they could talk about the confederation again.
1.3. what-they met again because they could not make a decision on the first time they met so they did it again and ya
2. B.N.A act
2.1. federal powers
2.2. Shared powers
2.2.1. -Peace,order,good Government -public property -Regulation of trade -Defence -Post office -Aboriginal peoples -Criminal law -Navigation -banks
2.2.2. -agriculture -immigration -taxtation
2.3. Provinical powers
2.3.1. -local affairs -civil law -health and welfare -education -natural resources
3. Impact on FNMI
3.1. when-1871-1921
3.2. where-Canadian north and Northwestern Ontario for white settlement.
3.3. details -The Government sighed treaties to obtain land and resources to build the railway and create more farm land areas for immigrants to extend. canadas nation.
3.3.1. Northwest Rebellion
3.3.1.1. when?-the north west rebellion was 1885
3.3.1.1.1. where?- Saskatchewan,Canada
3.4. Metis when-1869 it was established
3.4.1. where-the red river resistance was in Manitoba
3.4.1.1. what was it?- a group of 19 unarmed men took a stand to change Manitoba's history.they confronted a survey crew.It was the french speaking Metis that where concerned about land ownership and language rights. .
3.4.1.1.1. results-The Hudson Bay Company sold its territorial rights to the new Dominion of Canada.Both parties ignored the Metis greatly.
4. Railway
4.1. key players -they had alot of people help them and they risked there lives and in return they gave them an offer that they could bring the families over
4.2. it was built in new york to Vancouver and went through different types of cities and town to complete it. it took many years to do so..
4.3. The role of the Chinese in building the railway was to build it sucsessfully
4.3.1. the role of the Chinese were to build the railway the scat of like they didn't even do it. they were treated like slaves and like the weren't even human beings. then when they took the picture at the end nailing the last stake in all the Chinese men were gone not one was in the photo.It was not fair for them they should of took most of the credit probably all.
4.3.1.1. the lasting impact was really easy to explain it was a easyer road to get back and forth place to place so that it didnt take as long..but what they did at the end was cruel.
5. Players
5.1. John A Macdonald
5.1.1. He came from Canada west
5.1.1.1. He wanted to create a nation that stretched from "sea to sea".That would be connected to Britain.
5.2. George-Etienne Cartier
5.2.1. He came from Canada east
5.2.1.1. He didn't want Canada to become a republic. He wanted to ensure that the continuation of the french language and catholic religion Canada.
5.3. George Brown
5.3.1. He came from Canada west
5.3.1.1. He thought that Canada needed "Rep by Pop"
5.4. Etienne-Paschal Tache
5.4.1. He came from lower Canada
5.4.1.1. He believed Canadians could best safeguard their heritage
6. it was created because they needed smarter choices so they did the manitoba act so.there on forward better choices were made
7. Charlottetown conference
7.1. Happend in 1864 sept 1st-sept 10th
7.2. why:so they could discuss maritime union with the canadas
7.3. The Charlottetown Conference was a meeting between the maritime colonies in Atlantic Canada.Known as United Province of Canada from September 1-9 1864
8. Manitoba act
8.1. The goals of the Act were higher education in Manitoba
8.2. and higher education rights so that when the get older they would get smarter men and women
8.3. The act, which received the royal assent on May 12, 1870, created the province of Manitoba.
8.3.1. the state of being assimilated; people of different backgrounds come to see themselves as part of a larger national family.
9. Westward expansion
9.1. the groups that came were-Mormons, settlers looking for free land,
9.2. They came because -so popular the nation was willing to go to war. -many settlers were offered free land -gold rush
9.3. what impact- increased the population/money
10. Pre confederation issues
10.1. Political deadlock-the inability to decide on a course of action because of disagreement among equally powerful decision makers
10.2. Canadians rights-the Canadian rights for tangible personal property
10.3. Regional Independence-pei new Brunswick ect... all wanted to be independent
11. Provinces
11.1. Alberta
11.1.1. joined in1905
11.2. B.C
11.2.1. joined in 1871
11.3. Manatoba
11.3.1. joined in 1870
11.4. PEI
11.4.1. joined in 1873
11.5. Nova Scotia
11.5.1. joined in 1867
11.6. Newfoundland
11.6.1. joined in 1949
11.7. New Brunswick
11.7.1. joined in 1867
11.8. Saskatchewan
11.8.1. joined in 1905
11.9. Yukon
11.9.1. joined in 1898
11.10. Nunavut
11.10.1. joined in 1999
11.11. Northwest territories
11.11.1. joined in 1870
11.12. Quebec
11.12.1. joined in 1867
11.13. Ontario
11.13.1. joined in 1867
12. NWMP
12.1. Role-The general purpose in getting the North West Mounted Police NWMP was to get Canada's authority over the North West Territories.
12.1.1. Impact-It defended the law and they were re organized into the RCMP.
12.1.1.1. The NWMP was established in 1873 to patrol and assert sovereignty on Canada's new North West. In 1919 Parliament voted to merge the NWMP with the Dominion Police, a federal force that provided policing services to eastern Canada. As a result, the new organisation was called the RCMP.
12.1.1.1.1. so that they could give safety and enforce..most of this was caused because of the Alcohol... so overall the big ending to this was they were protecting them from doing anything stupid but in a bad way.