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Unlike the U.S, Canada dind not experience A war for independence
Canada remained a British cology until 1867
Canada gained indepedence through A sereis of afreements with Britian on general principls of autonomy
Canadians were ethnically _____________ however a significant minority were descendatns of ________________. English; French
The two groups agreed to remain as one country because They feared that the United States would take over.
The British permitted the provinces to govern their own internal affairs by expanding home rule because The Birtish imperial governors of Canada did not want a repeat of the American Revolution
The act joined Quebec, Ontario, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick together as the Dominion of Canada in 1867 The British North America Act
Canada was designed to be a Federalist System, with powers shared by the central government and its subunits
Canada became a Parliamentary System with a prime minister from parliament,rather than a presidential system.
Like the U.S after indpendece was established Canada moved to expand its land claims to the Pacific Ocean
What encouraged immirgation from eastern Europe and Asia? The National Policy
This infrastructure encouraged settlement in the interior lands The transcontinental railroad that stretched from sea to sea.
Canada's experience in a booming agricultureal, mineral, and industrial production in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries were a result of National Policy
Canadian economic expansion took place on the foundation of rapidly increasing wheat production and the extraction of rich mineral resources, including gold silver, copper, nickel, and abestos due to Population growth
Canada became the Dominion of Canada on July 1st 1867
The Parliment is composeed of the House of Commons and Senate
The first to colonize Canada were the French
This agreement allowed the French inhabitants of Canada to keep their religion and status only leaving them with two territories. The Treaty of Paris
Canada is a ___________ of Great Britain. Commonwealth
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