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Formation Of Confedoration, John_A_Macdonald_(ca._1875) - Coggle Diagram
Formation Of Confedoration
Forming of confederation
The Decloration
The Decoration of independence (Canadian)
The person to wright the declaration was Robert Nelson and was written on February 22, 1838. and was signed by Queen Elisabith II on April 17, 1982.
Confederation of the provences
why some provinces joined the confederation
Some provinces joined the confederation because they were scared of the US invading Canada, and some joined the confederation because they were suffering financial ruin but if they joined Canada Canada would pay off their debt
The Provence To Join Confederation and when
the provinces to join Canada first were Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick they all joined on July 1, 1867. At the time the two provinces that made up Canada were Quebec and Nova Scotia.
The next colonies to join were Manitoba and NWT. In 1871 BC joined the confederation after they were sent into debt during the gold rush. In 1873 PEI was looking for a way to escape financial problems so they the joined confederation. After all that 1800 stuff we are moving into the 1900 specifically 1905. Thats when Alberta and Saskatchewan joined Confederation
The Forming of confederation part 1
At first, Canada was ruled by the French and the British. They were called the northwestern territory and they were colonies. there were originally 3 of the colonies in the northwestern territories (Canada). One day they no longer wanted to be a part of Britain so some of the colonies joined in confederation.
the first colonies to join together were Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick. They Colonised because they wanted to be stronger if the US ever invaded Canada.
People
John A Macdonald The First Priminister Of Canada
John A macdonald was born January 11 1815 and died June 6th, 1891. He was the first Priminister of Canada
George Brown
George Brown was a man who was a strong believer in public education. He was born in 1818 and died in 1880 George was Scottish
George-Etienne Cartier George was the man who brought Quabec into confederation
Diferent views
The people against it:
the congress commanded little respect and no support from the stategovernmentt anxious to maintain their power
People for confederation : The people who wanted confederation thought of new markets being made, making railway companions more profitalble and help people enter the territory to settle in the west.
Impotant Times
Confederation Times
The great coalition: 1864
Confederation at last: 1867
Constutation: 1867
Nova scocia joins: 1867
Aboriginal times
The rights of the Aboriginal peoples: 1982
