Early European Colonization & Gold Rush - CH 5 Flashcards

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A lot of places are named after Spanish and British explorers such as

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Perez, cook, Quadra, Vancouver, Malaspina, Valdez, Galliano etc.

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Who did BC trade sea otter pelts with

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China

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Where was their competition when it came to sea otter pelts (3 groups of ppl)

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British, Spanish and Russians for lands and furs

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4
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Who was the trades with

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Indigenous people

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5
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Name three examples of explore companies

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Northwest company, Hudson Bay Company, Simon Fraser Company

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What does BC depend on

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Natural export for resources

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What two companies in the interior of the province dominate fur trade of beavers

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Northwest company and Hudsons bay company

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Name three explorers for the northwest company

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Simon Fraser, David Thompson, and Alexander Mackenzie

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What were they looking for

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Good places to locate trading ports and routes

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Who was the first European to cross North America and reach the Pacific Ocean by land a Bella Coola in July 1793

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Alexander Mackenzie

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11
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Which company bought out the northwest company

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Hudsons bay company

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12
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During early 1800s what were established an applied by British law

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Forts were established run by 40 factors who applied British law

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13
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What is BC a colony at this time for a free trade zone

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Free trade zone

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14
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How was travel mostly done

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Can you by water

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15
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Why did the Europeans explore BC

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Fur trade - beavers and see otters for made jackets and hats and other clothing items that they took back to Europe.

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In 1818 a treaty happened between two people

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Britain and the US

17
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In 1846 what treaty happened

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Oregon treaty

18
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What’s a also known as and signed by who

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Treaty of Washington signed by Great Britain and the US

19
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The boundary between which two countries was set at the 49th parallel from the Rocky Mountains to the coast

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Canada and the United States

20
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In 1851 who was appointed governor of the colony of Vancouver Island

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James Douglas the chief factor of Hudson Bay Company fort Victoria

21
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In 1858 who became governor of BC

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James Douglas

22
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Where did the gold rush happen in the year

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Fraser river in 1858 and Cariboo in 1862

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Why was James Douglas worry during the gold rush and kept quiet

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James Douglas was quiet during the gold rush because he was worried that Americans will take over the province

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What does James Douglas quickly do once the Americans found out about the gold

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He quickly required all minors to take out mining license as a way of controlling industry. They had to stop and Victoria to get a license. He brought mining regulations and had about 40 meant to inspect the mining camps

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Why did the Chinese move to Barkerville

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They couldn’t mind so they opened up restaurants, laundry, blacksmith etc.

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What did judge Matthew begbie become in BC

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Chief judge of busy at the same ceremony the Douglas became governor in Fort Langley

27
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What was judge Matthew Begbie known as

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Hanging judge for his approach to law and order

28
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How was called retrieved

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Gold panning or by placer mining (through a sluice) 

29
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What were common near the miners

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Fires were common as were mine collapses

30
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What do you communities became destination points and contain many of the support services like food, entertainment, hotels, doctors, legal etc.

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Yale and Barkerville

31
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Did the gold rush change both physical and human landscape of the region

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Yes

32
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What was the largest impact during the gold rush and what religions

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People Dash all over the world, largely Americans, but also British, Chinese, Japanese, Africans, east Indians, other Europeans

33
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Physically how was it impacted

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The landscape began to settle through the building of Roads and towns; cutting down of trees for building materials and agriculture. Ranching, calories, sawmills and services were prevailant

34
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What else did the laws and regulations help with other than to control mining

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Property rights, settle disputes over claim, criminal matters

35
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What happened in 1866

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Colonies of Vancouver Island BC we’re trying to become the colony of British Columbia

36
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When did BC join confederation of Canada

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1871 because they were promised of the Canadian pacific railway