Mostly loyalty to the British Empire since they might have been able to make a similar deal with the USA. The Deal included paying off debt, giving the elite special status or keeping their status, it also involved cash payments to individuals and citizens. They also wanted a railroad to ship their manufactured goods east. They forgot that it would also open their market to cheaper Eastern Canada goods.
Congress had the power to make decisions but not to enforce them.
I think it is because Germany wanted war.
The Three Main Reasons was that their was no president, National court system,&& they couldn't force some colonies to give money to the congress.
what were the british explanations/reasons for the partition of bengal in 1905?
In the Articles of Confederation the reason they did not want a strong national government is because they do not want any one person to get very powerful like a monarchy.
Other countries might not like youno railwaythe exclude women and first nations
The wanted to be part of america...and the leader had testicular cancer....i hopethis helps o_O
The wanted to be part of america...and the leader had testicular cancer....i hopethis helps o_O
Why indeed? On the surface the British Columbia colony had a much better offer from the USA. They had closer ties, both culturally and economically with the USA and the USA had the promise of greater power and wealth. But the people of British Columbia, other than those with power within a British dominated political system, had little say in the matter. British Columbia joined to benefit a few political elite and have yet to hold a proper vote on joining Confederation. BC is not unique in this way, many other provinces joined for similar reasons. In the case of BC there is a myth that they joined to get a railway. At the time BC would have liked a railway but their largest trading partner was south, not west. When the rail arrived from the west local manufacturing companies could not compete with the preferred status Eastern companies had with Eastern companies and many local BC companies went out of business. The real need for the railway was Canadian. Canada needed the railway to quickly transport troops to the West to address the all too often violent resistance to Canadian rule.
All the Wrong Reasons - 2013 is rated/received certificates of: Canada:14A (British Columbia)
Yes, British Columbia is a very economy friendly province. If there's pollution, most of it comes from the United States because of factories, usage of too much water, cars, and many more reasons. When the United States puts pollution into British Columbia, they clean it out as fast as they can.
Canada East believed that joining the confederation would end up being a financial burden. The people were unable to see how it would benefit them, and felt the extra taxes would also present a problem.
Canada is part of the commonwealth becaues of trade, and other economic reasons, not for it's social or athletic reasons. example- In Canada, you say hockey in reference of ice hockey. In the rest of the commonwealth, you say hockey in reference of field hockey. In Canada you play baseball, in the rest of the commonwealth you play cricket. If it was not for the United States influences, Canada would be a true menber of commonwealth. They are members for political and economic reasons.
-to get info -to answer questions -to have fun ---- Because Steve Appleton is joining! NO JOKE
1st of all, they were more interested in their ties with Britain and the queen. 2nd, the CPR would not extend to them. 3rd, being far away from the government in Ontario, they would not have much say in matters
Most West Canadiens were against the confederation for many reasons. A plan to build a railway over canada and their taxes being sent to Canada East
it was about the conditions of the confederation - the "72 reasons"