| The Colonies | Reasons for Confederation | The Conferences | The BNA Act | The Years After Confederation |
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When is July 1st, 1867
All of the colonies came together on this day.
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What is a railroad
This type of transportation was made to connect all of Canada, from coast to coast.
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What is 3
This many conferences took place.
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What is The British North America Act
The BNA Act stands for this.
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What is none
The First Nations people had this many options in thier Fate.
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What is 4
There are this many colonies.
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What is more farmland
This was the reason for moving West-Ward.
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What is The 72 Resolutions
The 4 colonies sailed to London to present this to the British.
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What is the Provincial Powers
These people were in charge of the public land lines.
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What is forget thier heritage and become more European
The First Nations were expected to do these things.
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What is Canada West (Ontario), Canada East (Quebec), New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia
These colonies formed Canada.
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What is 6
There were this many reasons for confederation.
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What is The London conference
The third conference was named this.
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What is the Federal government
These people were in charge of the postal service.
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Where is reserves
The First Nations were to be settled here.
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What is Canada East (Quebec)
This colony was the largest of the 4.
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What is self reliance
This is the reason Britain wanted Canada to be it's own country.
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When is 1864
This was the year the Quebec conference was held.
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What is the Federal government
These people were in charge of the armed forces.
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What is French law, language, and schools
The BNA Act protected these things.
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What is help stay loyal to Britain
They hoped forming a country would do this.
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What is The Reciprocity Treaty or free trade
This was cancelled with the U.S.
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What is 16
This many delegates went to the conferences.
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What is the Provincial Powers
These people were in charge of the civil law.
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What is education and health services
The government was in charge of these things, once Canada became a country.
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