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What were john a MacDonald and george brown?
John A MacDonald was the first prime minister of Canada. And George Brown was the journalist who founded the newspaper globe and his politician is reform party. They are both from the fathers of confederation
Did john Alexander MacDonald and george etienne cartier own the country Canada?
No. John A. Macdonald, George Brown, and George Etienne Cartier formed the grand coalition (im sry if its not actually called the grand coalition, I learn history in french) Together, the 3 of them overpowered Antoine Aimee Dorion, so they made the laws.
Who wanted Canada confederation?
Many great Canadians wanted Confederation. For Canada West (Ontario) George Brown and John .A. Mcdonald led them to Confederation. For Canada East (Quebec) George Cartier led them. Nova Scotia was led by Charles Tupper. New Brunswick was led by Leonard Tilley. They were the 1st 4 provinces to join confederation. PEI and Newfoundland did not want to join. Newfoundland was the last to join in 1949.
What is the great coalition?
the great coalition is about George brown aligning with John A Macdonald and George-Étienne Cartier to from a coalition government. This helped break the political deadlock, this also helped to pass laws and get more things in Canada done. the coalition was formed in 1864
Who do you believe took the greatest risk by supporting confederationwhy?
One of the greatest risks taken in support of Confederation was by George Brown, a prominent Canadian politician and journalist. Brown advocated for the union of the provinces to create a stronger, more stable government, despite facing significant opposition from those who feared losing local power and influence. His support for Confederation was crucial in rallying diverse groups, but it also jeopardized his political career and standing in society, as many were skeptical of the benefits of such a union. Ultimately, his vision helped shape Canada's future, but it came at a considerable personal and political cost.
Who were the three fathers of confederation?
John A. Macdonald, George Etiennes Cartier, and George Brown
Who was part of the confederation of Canada?
The four fathers of confederation were Sir John A Macdonald, George Brown, Alaxender Galt, and George Cartier, Sir John A MacDonald being the co-"primeinister"at the time...
What were john a MacDonald and george brown?
John A MacDonald was the first prime minister of Canada. And George Brown was the journalist who founded the newspaper globe and his politician is reform party. They are both from the fathers of confederation
How did George brown help confederation?
he helped confederation by stepping down and letting John A MacDonald combine the Parti Bleu with the Conservatives (the Tories)
What are the key personalities for confederation?
The four key confederation leaders in Canada confederation are John A. Macdonald, George-Etienne Cartier, George Brown, and Etienne-Paschal Tache.
Who are the 3 founding father's of the internet?
the 3 founding fathers of confederation are John A. Macdonald, George Brown, George-Etienne Cartier.
What did Sir John A MacDonald do in the Charlottetown conference?
He wanted confederation. It was because in the great coalition, john a macdonald wanted to kill george brown but he couldn't so in order to kill him, Macdonald wanted Conderation.
What did George brown do?
he was a politician who was supported confederation. He is a father of confederation.
Why is George brown important?
george brown, george etienne cartier and john a macdonald started the great coalition
Who influenced John A MacDonald?
they were George Etienne Cartier and George Brown
Was George Brown against confederation?
He wasn't. George Brown is a father of Confederation. George Brown spoke out for Rep by Pop and like most Liberals wanted Free Trade with the USA but his most famous speech, or one of them, in the House in 1865 was very pro Confederation.
What were John A MacDonald and George Brown arguing about?
John A. MacDonald and George Brown were arguing about the nature and structure of Canadian Confederation. MacDonald wanted a strong central government with more power given to the provinces, while Brown advocated for a more decentralized system with more autonomy for the provinces. They had different visions for the future of Canada and clashed over how power should be distributed between the federal and provincial governments.
