'Lord durham' diaporamas de présentation

Final Jeopardy

Final Jeopardy. You gotta fight for your right. Final Jeopardy. Who are a) U2 b) Ireland. a)Name the Band Heard here and the country the event they are signing about took place. $200. What is 1) Moderate and 2) Radical. Name the 2 types of reformers. $400.

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Bell Ringer Sect 1

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The Rebellions: the Beginning of the End?

The Rebellions: the Beginning of the End?. Intro The Events of 1837-38 Durham to Today: Interpreting 1837-8 Revolution Reconstruction The Beginning of the End or the End of the Beginning?. Events of 1837-38. Why did rebellion break out in the Canadas? Brewing crises in the Canadas

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The Rebellions of 1837-1838

The Rebellions of 1837-1838. Review-Constitutional Act -1791. After 1791. Before 1791. Review- The Constitutional Act - 1791. Upper Canada is the area where most of the Loyalists moved ? Along the Great Lakes The people who live there are mostly English and Protestant.

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Changes in Colonial Government:

Changes in Colonial Government:. The Durham Report and Responsible Government. Context and Key Questions. Context: Britain has lost 13 colonies, only 6 remain Noted similarities between conditions leading to rebellions of 1837/8 and the American Revolution.

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Conflict Resolution Mechanisms

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Conflict Resolution Mechanisms

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What were the main stages in the Rebellions of 1837-1838 ?

What were the main stages in the Rebellions of 1837-1838 ?. Throughout the 1830's the social and economic conditions grew worse in Lower Canada. There were: food shortages due to poor harvests and drastic drops in wheat production thousands of newly arrived British immigrants

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The Act of Union -1840

The Act of Union -1840. The Act of Union - 1840. The government in England listened to Lord Durham They realized that they need to assimilate the French people in Lower Canada Assimilate = no more rebellions. The Act of Union - 1840.

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Test Review on Chapter 4

Test Review on Chapter 4. Document Based Test. The test for this unit is going to be based on documents from your textbook. There are going to be 10 documents. All the questions for the test will about these documents.

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Rebellion in Upper and lower Canada

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