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Chapter 1: CANADIAN BEGINNINGS: 1713
Chapter 1: CANADIAN BEGINNINGS: 1713
History7 All of Chapter1 pp2-45.pdfCanadian Beginnings
Canadian Beginnings
How did the Treaty of Utrecht lead to changes in North America? This treaty was signed to end the War of Spanish Succession, which was fought in Europe after the King of Spain died, leaving no heir to the throne. It grew into another in a long series of conflicts between the French and British, as France wanted to take over Spain, a move that was not accepted by Britain or the rest of Europe. The War of Spanish Succession was fought to defend the autonomy of Spain and protect it from France. France lost the war and as a result, had to give concessions to Britain, including some of the land they held in New France (now Canada).
How Did the Treaty of Utrecht Lead to Changes in North America?
How Did the Treaty of Utrecht Lead to Changes in North America?
History7 Chapter1 Topic 1 pp22-29.pdfHistory7 Chapter1 Topic 2 pp30-37.pdfHistory7 Chapter1 Topic 3 pp38-43.pdf
North America BEFORE the Treaty of Utrecht, 1713
North America AFTER the Treaty of Utrecht, 1713
Chapter 2: RISING TENSIONS IN NORTH AMERICA: 1713-1755
Chapter 2: RISING TENSIONS IN NORTH AMERICA: 1713-1755
Chapter 2 Rising Tensions All pp46-72.pdfChapter 2 Topic 1 What Shaped Canadian Culture pp 48-53.pdfChapter 2 Topic 2 Why Was the Fur Trade Significant pp 54-63.pdfWhy Was the Fur Trade Significant?
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Chapter 2 Topic 3 What Caused Tensions to Rise? pp60-63.pdfChapter 2 Topic 4 Were the British Justified in Expelling the Acadians? pp64-71.pdfChapter 3: THE SEVEN YEARS' WAR AND THE CONQUEST OF NEW FRANCE: 1754-1774
Chapter 3: THE SEVEN YEARS' WAR AND THE CONQUEST OF NEW FRANCE: 1754-1774
Copy of ch3_sb_opener.pdfThe Seven Years' War has a few different names. It is also known as the War of Conquest and the French and Indian War. It has also been called the first true WORLD War. It all began with the ongoing conflict between the French and British spread around the world to Europe, India, the African coast, Central America, and the Philippines. They were fighting over control of commerce and trade around the world and that led to fighting over forts here in North America.
What was the impact of the Seven Years' War on North America?
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We Are Treaty People
Impacts on the First Nations.
Kay2019DecFrench&Anglais.pdfFrench and Anglais
French and Anglais
Impacts on the French
Chapter 4: LOYALISTS IN BRITISH NORTH AMERICA: 1775-1800
Chapter 4: LOYALISTS IN BRITISH NORTH AMERICA: 1775-1800
Copy of ch4_sb_opener.pdfLoyalty: the ability to stay committed to something or someoneWho was loyal to whom? The Loyalists were settlers arriving in British North America (now Canada) from the Thirteen Colonies (now the United States) where there was great dissatisfaction with Britain which eventually led to the American Revolution and the formation of the United States of America. Loyalists fled the Thirteen Colonies and settled in British North American with the promise of land and a new life from Britain.
How did relationships among First Nations, the British, and the French lead to change?
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Impact of Loyalist MigrationLesson GoogleSlides and Class Chart (Slide 3)
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