Britain supported Canadian Confederation primarily to maintain stability in its North American colonies and to prevent potential expansionist threats from the United States. By encouraging the unification of the provinces, Britain aimed to create a stronger, self-sufficient entity that could better manage its own affairs and defense. Additionally, the British government viewed Confederation as a way to reduce its own financial and military responsibilities in the region. Ultimately, this support helped facilitate the creation of Canada as a confederated nation in 1867.
The federalist supported the Constitution and the anti-federalist supported the Articles of confederation
Because he was loyal to Britain.
Articles of Confederation
It had to be discussed in Parliament.
TECUMSEh
he was a politician who was supported confederation. He is a father of confederation.
no
The federalist supported the Constitution and the anti-federalist supported the Articles of Confederation
Because they are good by themselves
Reciprocity, which means free trade, between the US and Canada, would help Canada's economy considerably. However, when Canada's mother country, Britain, supported the SOUTH side, the LOSING side to the American Civil War, the Americans (the NORTH side, who won) cancelled reciprocity as revenge on Britain for unofficially supporting the South. With Confederation, Canada would be independent from Britain, and therefore, the Americans could not do things to CANADA as revenge on BRITAIN. :)
The federalist supported the Constitution and the anti-federalist supported the Articles of confederation
Britain supported Native Americans because the majority of their population supported the British.
federalists= supported the Constitution after seeing that the Articles of Confederation were failing anti-federalists= supported the Articles of Confederation and would only support the Constitution if we added a Bill of Rights so we did
Britain and Prussia probably dominated the German Confederation.
The Articles of Confederation showed that people feared a strong government similar to the monarchy in Britain.
Because he was loyal to Britain.
John Quincy Adams.