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WorksheetsUnited Empire Loyalists
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 27mins
What did the ORIGINAL American flag look like?
The British and the French had a rivalry over land in North America. It was called
The American Revolution
The Seven Years War
The War of 1812
The British French War
What was the name of the British territory in North America?
Quebec
New England
British Columbia
13 Colonies
The Thirteen Colonies objected to British rule because
they were unfairly taxed and had soldiers live in their homes
they were forced to speak English
they disliked the English King
they wanted to join New France
The name of the war between the 13 colonies and Britain
13th War
American Revolution
Seven Years War
Colonies vs British
People who wanted to fight for freedom against the British were called
Acadians
Canadians
Americans
Patriots
People who wanted to remain loyal to the British King were called
Patriots
Regents
Loyalists
Slaves
When the United States was formed, people loyal to Britain were encouraged to move to British North America and were offered
jobs
gold
land and cash
homes
Upper Canada
North West Territories
Ruperts Land
Ontario
Quebec
Lower Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
In 1792 Canada was divided into 5 regions
Ontario, Quebec, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, New England
Ruperts Land, Hudson Bay, Prince Edward Island, Great Lakes, New France
Upper Canada, Lower Canada, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, New Brunswick
New France, New England, New Brunswick, New York, New Jersey
Slavery
was legal in Canada
the aboriginal people in America
was used to provide workers for the southern States
was not allowed in America
Birchtown, Nova Scotia
site of the tea dumping into the Bay
home of slavery
home of Acadians
home of freed black slaves
Freetown, Sierra Leone
black loyalist slaves were returned to Africa
the place where all goods are free
many Patriots settled here
the Loyalists moved here
The Iroquois were granted land in
Freeport, Sierra Leone
Indian Territory
Upper Canada
Birchtown, Nova Scotia
