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| What year did Alberta and Sask. join confederation? | 1905
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| What number province was Alberta? | 8th
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| What number province was Sask? | 9th
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| What is Canadas motto? | From Sea to Sea
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| What did Canadians still fear after Sask & Alberta joined? | American Expansion
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| What did Canadians still fight for after Alberta and Sask joined confederation? | Independance from the UK
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| Wilfred Laurier was the first what? | French-Canadian Priminister
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| What political party was he part of? | Liberal
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| What dollar bill is Laurier on today? | $5
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| What was Lauriers goal? | To bring together french and english society
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| Quebecers voted out who and why? | Conservatives because they did nothing
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| What did the a Yukon goldrush highlight? | A new era of prosperity
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| What was one thing the CPR was used for? | Used to head out west
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| Who used the CPR to get to their settlements | Immigrants from Europe
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| What war divided Canadas French and English speaking people? | Boer War
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| Who was trying to expand its control in S. Africa | Britain
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| Who resisted the British when they tried to gain control of S.Africa? | Boers (Dutch Settlers)
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| What was the real reason Britain wanted S.Africa? | Gold & Diamonds
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| Which Canadian group supported sending troops to the Boer War? | English Canadians
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| Which Canadian group of people resisted sending troops to the Boer war? | French Canadians
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| What compromise did Laurier make to try and satisfy both groups about the Boer war? | sent Canadian volunteers who fought in the British army
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| Who was Lauriers biggest critic on his desicion to send troops to British Armies? | Henri Bourassa
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| What was the second issue Canada was divided over? | Naval Issue
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| Until what year were Canadas shores protected by the British Navy? | 1910
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| What did English Canadians want to do about the naval issue? | wanted to help the British pay for ships or provide ships
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| What did the French Canadians want to do about the naval issue? | wanted a navy of our own
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| In the end what was the result of the Naval Issue? | Canada would have its own navy that would be turned over to Britain times of emergency
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| By WWII how many Naval ships did Canada have? | Canada still only had 2 pathetic loaned British warships
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| Who opposed Reciprocity? | Canadian business and factory owners
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| Farmers from where asked the government for a deal that would reduce tariffs on US goods? | Farmers from the West
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| Who was worried about loss of business going east-west? | Railway Owner
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| Laurier and the Liberals lost the election when because of Reciprocity? | 1911
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| When was the Yukon Territory formed? | 1898
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| What was one of the reasons the population in the Yukon grew so much? | Klondike Gold Rush
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| What was different about the Alaskan Boundry dispute? | The french and Enlish Canadians both agreed on it
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| Who purchased Alaska from Russia and when was it purchased? | U.S.A, 1867
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| What gave access to the gold fields by sea? | Alaskan Panhandle
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| A tribunal was set up with how many judges to dispute this issue? | 3 US judges, 2 Canadian and 1 British
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| Who did the British Judge vote in favor of for the Alaskan Boundry Tribunal? | U.S
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| After the Alaskan Boundry Tribunal Canadians were furious with the British judge and wanted what? | Self-Government
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