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In 1825, most people in Upper Canada lived:
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Near water routes.
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The ruling elite group in Upper Canada was called:
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Family Compact.
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The crown and clergy reserves caused problems because:
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It was not farmed and it blocked road development.
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The last thing Britain wanted was:
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American attitudes and values.
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Immigrant ships were called "coffin ships" because:
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Many died on the voyage to Canada.
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Most immigrants travelled:
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In steerage.
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Most immigrants were attracted to British North America by:
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Potential to own land.
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Black Americans travelled to Canada via the Underground Railway. It was so named because:
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Of the network of secret trails, tunnels, and pathways.
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The leading reformer in Upper Canada in the 1820s and 1830s was:
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William Alexander Mackenzie.
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In the 1830s, voting was:
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Corrupted; anyone against the government was punished.
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The Château Clique was supported by:
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Wealthy French landowners, Catholic church
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French Canadians were most concerned with:
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Their culture being undermined.
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The Rebellion of 1837 in Upper Canada:
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Was poorly led and carried out.
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Lord Durham supported:
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Responsible government; the union of the Canadas; and English only Canada.
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Which of Lord Durham's recommendations did the British government adopt?
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Union of the Canadas and English only Canada.
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