a pole that holds up a sail

islands in between the Western Hemisphere once belonging to Great Britain

a fast sailing warship of the 1800s

a flat-bottomed, raft-like boat

A French general who conquered much of Europe

small open fishing boat

to enter another's territory in order to conquer it

a wealthy Scot who helped bring Scots to the Northwest

a large Lake of Canada's interior Plains

an Explorer who made Maps of the northwest

a small sailing ship with just one mast

a defender of Canada during the War of 1812

an Explorer who canoed down the Fraser River

a type of sailing ship with two or more masts

the site of an important battle of the War of 1812

was head of the Hudson's Bay company

children of French Indian marriages in Canada

a political party in Canada that wanted self-rule

a newspaper owner in the maritime region

a group of families that controlled government of the Canadas in the early 1800s

an Englishman who argued for self-rule for British colonies in North America

the leader of a political party in upper Canada

the leader of a political party in lower Canada

After the War of 1812, Canada was on the way to becoming _________________ country.

The problems of the Red River settlers came from the North West company and its workers, the _________________.

Lord ____________, ended the threat from the Metis and the North West Company.

In _______, the northwest company and the Hudson's Bay company formed one new company.

The Hudson's Bay company named Mr. ______________ as governor over all of their great empire.

Under the leadership of Governor Simpson, the Hudson's Bay company helped _____________ when control of the northwest.

A self-governing nation is ______________ nation.

A responsible government is one which is ______________ by the people.

The reformist party most important goal was to establish ________________ government

The family compacts saw the reform party as a _________________ and believe that the reformers were not loyal to Great Britain.

Great Britain's Parliament allowed several reformers to become members of the __________________ council.

The British parliament , very concerned about the rebellions, sent Lord __________ to Canada in 1838.

By ___________ every province was governing itself.

Dories were used in the _____________ provinces where many families made a living by fishing.

The Maritime provinces had an ___________ fishery and an inshore fishery.

In the early 1800s the ________ became very valuable to Newfoundland fishermen.

By 1808, maritime provinces were the Royal navy's main source of ship _____________.

Shipbuilders in the Maritimes built bluenose_______________ to haul lumber and timber across the Atlantic.

Bateaux were used to make _____________ trips through the Rapids.

The birch bark canoe was used by __________ in the early 1800s in the northwest.

The __________ was used by settlers to travel from one settlement to another on the Great Lakes.

Sir Alexander _____________ was one of Canada's greatest and most famous explorers.

The ____________ head waters flow through the mountain valleys West of the Rockies.

Mr. Thompson made Maps of the __________________.

The first European ________________ in the northwest came because of a wealthy Scot, Lord Thomas Douglas Selkirk.

The ____________ River flows North into Lake Winnipeg which in turn flows into Hudson Bay.

The Hudson's Bay company ______________ the Red River land since 1670.

In the summer of 1812 _______________ forces prepared to attack Canada.

The War of 1812 lasted until the end of __________.

Sir Isaac __________, one of canada's greatest soldiers, captured both Detroit and an American army.

One of the first battles on the Peninsula was fought in 1812 at ___________Heights.

The War of 1812 was the ___________ times the United States attempted to invade Canada.

Lord __________ and the threat from the Metis and the northwest company.