The Canadian history is any kind of history that effected or took place anywhere in Canada. For example, the fights between the fur trade, and colonization of the English and the French was part of our Canadian History.
She did many things including reminding Canadians that Canadian documents said she controlled Canada and was the Commander in Chief. That scared enough Canadians that she had to back down from such claims.
Asia and its peoples have been important to Canada throughout our history. However, much of the initial impetus for exploring the St Lawrence and the seas north of Canada arose from a desire to find a route to Asia. Europeans knew that Asia, including the islands around it, were rich sources of spices, cloth and other valuable commodities.
in a grade 8 canadian history text book in ontario i will give u deets later
Beaver hats became very popular in Europe and Canada had lots of beavers. That lead to trade with the locals, then further exploration and eventually full colonisation.
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It has often been said that Canada's history is all about geography.
The Canadian history is any kind of history that effected or took place anywhere in Canada. For example, the fights between the fur trade, and colonization of the English and the French was part of our Canadian History.
he is a imposrtant candain _ She, not he, is a well known CBC journalist and was also the Gov-Gen of Canada.
Ice Hockey is a major part of Canadian history, so most Canadians hold it dear to their hearts. It's not only liked in Canada, but a lot of Canadians are diehard fans because of the history of the sport in Canada.
I as a Canadian say yes!
She did many things including reminding Canadians that Canadian documents said she controlled Canada and was the Commander in Chief. That scared enough Canadians that she had to back down from such claims.
Marc Milner has written: 'Battle of the Atlantic' -- subject(s): Campaigns, Submarine, Submarines (Ships), World War, 1939-1945, Naval operations, History 'D-Day to Carpiquet' 'Canada's navy' -- subject(s): Canada, History, Naval History, Canada. Royal Canadian Navy, Canada. Canadian Armed Forces, Canada. Canadian Armed Forces. Maritime Command
The Vikings first discovered Newfoundland, Canada when they came to America. The Scandinavian Vikings, in search of fertile land, voyaged far and wide, temporarily settling in Iceland, Greenland, and the Canadian seacoast of Labrador and Newfoundland.
Dillon George M. has written: 'Canadian naval policy since World War II' -- subject(s): Canada, Canada. Canadian Armed Forces. Maritime Command, Canada. Royal Canadian Navy, History, Naval, Military policy, Naval History
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he is a member of Canadian history