Question | Answer |
William Lyon Mackenzie | Replaced Gourlay, argumentative man |
Emily Stowe | 1st female doctor, Canadian |
Joseph Howe | famous journalist & newspaper publisher, AGAINST confederation |
Louis Joseph Papineau | Seigneur & lawyer, leader of radical reformers |
William Lyon Mackenzie | replaced Gourlay, argumentative man |
Lord Durham | reformer in England, governor-in-chief of Canada, made the Durham report |
Thomas D’Arcy McGee | John A. MacDonald’s good friend, murdered for supporting Confederation |
Queen Victoria | reigned over British empire for 60+ years (1837-1901) |
Louis Pasteur | french scientist, theorized that bacteria caused illnesses |
Lord Elgin | Durham’s son-in-law, wanted to make responsible government a reality, signed Rebellion Losses Bill even though he was opposed to it |
George-Etienne Cartier | Leader of parti bleu; invested in railways, driving force behind confederation |
John A. MacDonald | 1st & 3rd Prime Minister of Canada, lawyer, agreed to join Great Coalition of 1864 |
George Brown | led Radical Party (Grits), publisher of toronto newspaper |
Pierre-Esprit Radisson | Explorer; help found HBC |
Medard Des Groseilliers | Explorer; help found HBC |
Charles II | gave HBC a royal charter |
Miles MacDonnell | issued Pemmican Proclamation |
Lord Selkirk | Liberal democrat, wanted to help people from his home country by sending them to BNA |
Duncan Cameron | appointed Grant as Captain of Métis |
Robert Semple | burned Fort Gibraltar; led battle against Metis in Battle of Seven oaks (killed with 20 of his men) |
Cuthbert Grant | captain of Metis, set out to make peace with NWC |
George Simpson | new appointed head of HBC |
James Craig | appointed governor of Lower Canada, openly anti-french |
Robert Gourlay | a land agent, drew up a list of grievances, arrested and sent out of the colony |
Lord John Russell | replied with “Ten Resolutions”; in charge of Colonial office in Britain |
David Thompson | explorer; mapped Northwest |
Frances Simpson | Georges wife /18 yr old cousin; announced she wouldn't socialize with any of the Metis wives or HBC employees -ended up isolated |
John Christian Shultz | Orange order; organized “Canadian Party” to gain political control of the colony |
Louis Riel | Metis; Lawyer; formed the national Metis Committee to fight for Metis’ rights (including land) |
William McDougall | Lieutenant governor of the Northwest Territories; anti-frenc |
Donald Smith | senior official of HBC sent to negotiate w/ riel; hammered the last spike on the CPR |
Lord Sydenham | . |
Joseph Howe | . |
Thomas Douglas | . |
Colin Robertson | . |
Thomas Scott | . |
Lawrence Clarke | . |
Gabriel Dumont | . |
Jay Cooke | . |
Sir Hugh Allan | . |
Alexander Mackenzie | . |
Sanford Fleming | . |
William Van Horne | . |
Donald Smith | . |
James Polk | . |
John McLoughlin | . |
James Douglas | . |
Richard Seymour | . |
Anthony Musgrave | . |
Amor De Cosmos | . |
Wilfred Laurier | . |
Clifford Sifton | . |
James Dunsmuir | . |
Nelly McClung | . |
Frank Oliver | . |
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