Conflicts & Challenges 1800-1850

Who won the war of 1812?

• America

• Great Britain

• Canada

• No one can agree

What were the policies that threatened the United States?

• The British were too close with the Native Americans

• The British regulations tried to control American trade with Europe

• The British Royal Navy were forcing people into the conflict.

• Napoleon wanted control of more land.

When was the war of 1812?

Which of the following were terms in the Treaty of Ghent?

• declared Peace in the War of 1812

• all territory returned to original boundaries

• was quick to settle

• gave majority of conquests to America

___________ was viewed as the weakest part of Canada.

Which of the following describes The Trail of Tears?

• started in 1800

• caused by the Indian Removal Act

• aboriginals who fought against the U.S. were forced to move

• aboriginals were forced to attend Residential Schools.

What were Great Britain's motives for the War of 1812?

• they wanted more land

• they wanted more money

• they wanted to defend Canada as a trading partner and source of support

• they were made at the Americans

Why did the First Nations Peoples participate in the War of 1812?

• They wanted British Support for their own war against the U.S.

• They liked the way that Canada treated them.

• They felt an allegiance to the British.

• They were angry at Americans for taking their land and colonizing the west.

How did The War of 1812 affect relationships between different people in Canada?

• created problems between First Nations and the French

• created problems between First Nations and the English

• created problems between French and English

• everyone banded together to protect Canada.

The settling of the Red River Colony was intended to move poor Scottish farmers to Prince Edward Island and Upper Canada.

• True

• False