American Revolution and Canada

What was one of the main reasons the American Revolution did not spread into Canada?

• Canada had a strong military presence.

• There was a lack of incentives for Canadian colonies.

• Canada was geographically isolated.

• The Canadian climate was too harsh.

Which two European powers were the main influencers in North America during the mid-18th century?

• Spain and Portugal

• Germany and Italy

• Russia and Sweden

• Britain and France

What was the main economic activity in New England during the mid-18th century?

• Textile manufacturing

• Mining

• Maritime industry

• Agriculture

Which treaty forced France to cede several territories to Britain?

• Treaty of Ghent

• Treaty of Versailles

• Treaty of Utrecht

• Treaty of Paris

What was the French and Indian War an offshoot of?

• The War of Spanish Succession

• The Seven Years War

• The Napoleonic Wars

• The American Civil War

What was a significant outcome of the Quebec Act of 1774?

• Quebec was annexed by the United States.

• Quebec was required to convert to Protestantism.

• Quebec was allowed to maintain its French civil law.

• Quebec was forced to adopt English common law.

What was the primary reason for the British imposing the Tea Act?

• To punish the colonies

• To create a monopoly for the British East India Company

• To encourage tea consumption

• To reduce tea prices

Why did the American revolutionaries fail to gain support from Quebec?

• Quebec was economically dependent on France.

• Quebec was satisfied with British rule.

• Quebec had a strong military defense.

• Quebec was geographically isolated.

What was the main reason Nova Scotia did not join the American Revolution?

• Economic dependence on Britain

• Strong British military presence

• Geographical isolation

• Lack of interest in independence

What was the impact of American privateers on Nova Scotia during the Revolution?

• They provided military support to Nova Scotia.

• They formed alliances with Nova Scotia.

• They captured over 200 Nova Scotian vessels.

• They boosted Nova Scotia's economy.