STRUGGLE FOR RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT Flashcards

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What is an another name for liberal political theorists who were the champion of middle class merchants and industrialists

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Whigs

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What were the people who arrived causing the first wave of immigration in 1791 to 1812 called

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Late loyalists

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What were the changes resulting from the industrial revolution allowing new European Arrivals in North America called

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Great Migration

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4
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This type of government elected people with very little power

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Representative government

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5
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What were the parliamentary government’s 3 components

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Judicial
Executive
Legislative

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What does a representative government turn into after forcing executive council to become responsible to the elected people

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Responsible government

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What was the land set aside for Protestant clergy called

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Clergy Reserves

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8
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What was the land set aside for government expenses called

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Crown reserves

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9
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Which group of families had political power in Upper Canada

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Family Compact

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10
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What church were the members of family compact from

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Anglican Church

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11
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What was the group opposed to family compact

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Reformers

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What was the group of the more violent reformers

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Radicals

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13
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Who led the radicals

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William Lyon Mackenzie

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14
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What did Mackenzie work in

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Newspapers

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15
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Which group had the political power in lower Canada

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Chateau Clique

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16
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What was the main problem in Lower Canada

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British considered the French as backwards idiots

17
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Who led the reform movement in Lower Canada

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Louis Joseph Papineau

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What did Louis Joseph Papineau work as

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What was the name of Papineau’s reform group

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Parti Canadien

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What was the radical reform group in Lower Canada

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Who was the leader of Lower Canada rebellion

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Who was the leader of Upper Canada rebellion

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Who was also known as Radical Jack Lampton

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Durham believed in what form of government

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Responsible government

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What was passed to unite upper and lower Canada and give responsible government
Act of Union
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This governor's task was to bring economic prosperity to a united Canada and prevent responsible government
Sydenham
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Who led responsible government in Nova Scotia
Joseph Howe
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Responsible government was achieved by Lord Durham's son in law
Lord Elgin
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This bill passed in 1849 was to test the responsible government as it was against the wishes of previous power
Rebellion Losses Bill
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Who was the reformer in upper Canada who wanted responsible government
Robert Baldwin
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Which two reformers allied to pave way for responsible government
Baldwin and Lafontaine
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Trade agreement between USA and Canada
Reciprocity agreement
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Assembly needing the support of both the English and French is called
A double majority
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A radical reform groups called the Clear Grits was led by who
George Brown
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What were the people with no political ties within the house known as
Loose fish
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What was the deadlock in the house was broken by
The Great Coalition
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Who were the 4 important members of the Great Coalition
Brown MacDonald Cartier Galt
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Who emerged as the leader from the Great Coalition members
MacDonald