Canadian History in the period from 1760 through 1840

This Shawnee Chief died at the battle of Moraviantown west of London:

(a)  

Americans attacked coastal British ports around the city of Halifax using stolen vessels. They were called:

• Loyalists

• Beothuk

• Privateers

• Chesapeake

The practice of taking sailors and making them work on your ship:​ (a)  

• impressment
• blockade
• guerilla warfare
• seigneurial system

Reorder the following

• The Constitution Act

• The Quebec Act

• War of 1812

• The American Revolution

• Upper & Lower Canada Rebellions

The city of (a)   was taken without a fight during the American Revolution before the Americans tried to take the city of Quebec. Both were returned to British control days later.

This major figure in Canadian history died in October of 1812 in this battle overlooking the Niagara escarpment:

• Sir Isaac Brock, Battle of Queenston Heights

• General William Proctor, Battle of Moraviantown

• Sir Richard Pierpont, Battle of Coloured Corps

• Sir Elijah McCoy, Battle of Railway Engineers

This protest took place at an east coast Harbour to demonstrate against British taxes on goods in the American colonies:

• The Fort Detroit Scandal

• The Boston Tea Party

• The Fort Erie Uprising

• The Moraviantown Confusion

William Lyon Mackenzie was a publisher who argued for (a)   government in Upper Canada so that settlers could have a say in the laws that governed them.

Thomas Jefferson thought that Americans would be greeted as liberators in British North America if they were to invade northern colonies during the War of 1812. He felt it would be a mere matter of (a)   .

The Haldimand Tract is a provision of land given to this confederacy of Haudenosaunee First Nations for their support of the British during the American Revolution:

• Beothuk

• Shawnee

• Six Nations

• Cherokee