Vancouver Island
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| Who was the new Chief Factor? | James Douglas
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| What was Douglas asked to do in 1843? | Set up a new fort on Vancouver Island.
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| What fort was established? | Fort Victoria
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| Who was the new Fort named after? | The Queen.
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| Where was the border established in 1846? | On the 49th parallel.
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| What happened to Vancouver Island? | It became a Crown Colony in 1848.
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| Who resigned after 6 months? | Richard Blanshard
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| What was Douglas named after Blanshard? | 2nd Governor.
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| How much was land sold for? | 1 pound per acre (minimum of 20 acres).
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| What were most settlers? | HBC employees.
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| What was found near Nanaimo? | Coal
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| Who arrived in Nanaimo? | Miners
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| Where was a naval base created? | Esquimalt
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| What was opened in 1856? | A Legislative Assembly (7 members).
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| Who could vote? | Those with land.
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| How many could vote? | 40 out of 450.
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| How many natives lived on the island? | 30,000
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| What did Douglas do for the natives? | Make treaties to keep their hunting and fishing rights.
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| What did Douglas think? | That the natives had title to the land.
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| What were the treaties seen as? | Leases
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