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The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) played a crucial role during Confederation by providing a sense of security and stability in the newly formed Dominion of Canada. Established in 1873, the RCMP helped maintain Law and Order in the western territories, which were vital for the expansion of the nation. Their presence facilitated the peaceful integration of diverse communities and supported the government's efforts to establish governance and infrastructure in these regions. Additionally, the RCMP symbolized national unity and the rule of law, contributing to the overall cohesion of the Confederation.
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What was the most important achievement for the New England Confederation during its lifetime?
Railways
Under what document were the American colonies loosely bound during the revolutionary war?
"Articles of Confederation" OR "confederation" or "the Articles of Confederation"
Which colony was powerful during bargaining during the Confederation?
The colony that was powerful during bargaining during the Confederation was Newfoundland. Newfoundland is an English colony that was established in the year 1610.
Artice 2 of the confederation is important because it?
Article 2 of the confederation is very important because it made the union of the thirteen colonies legal.
What established the first government of the US during the Revolutionary War?
Articles of Confederation
What did the RCMP do during the New Caledonia gold rush?
The New Caledonia gold rush occurred in 1858. The North West Mounted Police (the forerunner of the RCMP) was not formed until 1873. The RCMP was not able to do anything during the New Caledonia gold rush because the RCMP had not even been created yet.
What was the most important achievement for the New England Confederation during its lifetime?
Railways
Why is the RCMP one of Canada's symbols?
Because the RCMP, previously known as the RNWMP and the NWMP, were the paramilitary arm of the Confederation. Without them Canada would not have been able to take over Western Canada. After 1919, their role expanded and their name changed to RCMP and they became Ottawa's police force all across the land, though not so much in the original province of Canada.
Why don't the RCMP take off their hats during the national anthem?
because they are not cool enough
Is the RCMP a company?
The RCMP is Canada's National Police Force.
Who is in charge of the rcmp?
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) is headed by the Commissioner of the RCMP. The current Commissioner as of September 2021 is Brenda Lucki. She is responsible for overseeing the operations and administration of the RCMP.
Under what document were the American colonies loosely bound during the revolutionary war?
"Articles of Confederation" OR "confederation" or "the Articles of Confederation"
Why was Charles Tupper Important to confederation?
because he contributed to the idea of confederation
Are the rcmp trained in sasketchewan?
Yes, the RCMP are trained in Regina, Saskatchewan
Who are the main people from Alberta?
I on't know for sure but I am positive that in 1905 the RCMP played an important part in it
During the revolutionary war the American colonies were loosely in a firm league of friendship under what document?
confederation
Why was confederation important?
Discussions about Confederation began as a result of a political deadlock which existed in the pre-Confederation Province of Canada.
