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How did the Fathers of Confederation convince the Atlantic colonies to join confederation?
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How did john a Macdonald convince George Brown about confederation?
he told George that Upper and Lower Canada can have better chance to govern, if they have whole province of Canada and also better have defense against United State
How do you convince your parents to let you wear makeup to school i dont have a facebook?
Convince them that you're mature enough and that you won't wear heavy excessive makeup.
Who does satan discover lying next to him in Paradise Lost?
He speaks to the Fallen Angels to convince them to take up arms, and he speaks to Eve to convince her to eat the fruit.
Who does Athena go to to convince everyone that they should fight?
Odysseus
How do you convince a Canadian customer?
Offer a money-back guarantee.
Why Canada east convince other parts join in the confederation?
money, money all is money
How does Shay's Rebellion convince leaders to push for a change in government?
It proved how weak the Articles of Confederation were, and that there was need for a stronger central government.
Did wilfrid laurier convince Alberta and Saskatchewan to join the confederation?
Laurier was Prime Minster when Alberta and Saskatchewan were established as provinces, but he did not have to convince them to join Canada. The two provinces were created out of the Northwest Territories; which was already Canadian territory.
What was the intent of the federalist paper?
The intent of the Federalist Papers was to convince the States (particularly New York) to ratify the newly created Constitution and replace the central government organized under the Articles of Confederation.
How did john a Macdonald convince George Brown about confederation?
he told George that Upper and Lower Canada can have better chance to govern, if they have whole province of Canada and also better have defense against United State
When were the three conferences of confederation?
there were actually three conferences. the Charlottetown conference, the quebec conference and the London conference. the Charlottetown conference was held for the maritime colonies because they were planning a union between the maritime colonies, but representatives from upper and lower Canada attended to see if they could try and convince them to form a larger union. the quebec conference was held to discuss forming a new united country and the London conference was held to create the BNA Act. this is a good website for information: www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/confederation/023001-2000-e.HTML
Who did Columbus have to convince to sail across the Atlantic?
he had to convince the Queen of Elizabeth of the English
A successful inventor from Pennsylvania who represented the colonies in Britain and tried to convince the british government to treat the colonies more fairly?
Benjamin Franklin
Write a proposal in which you attempt to convince a ruler or company to pay for your expedition across the Atlantic?
people are you really that stupid!? the answer is BOB!! Dur!
What arguments did the federalists use to convince people to support the constitution?
The anti-federalists were opposed to the Constitution and actually wanted the Articles of Confederation to be revised if anything.Also, the Federalists (who wanted the constitution) wrote a series of essays to support the Constsitution and to inform people on why the Constitution is a good thing and that it will help America become a more stable country. Some writers are John Jay, and Alexander Hamilton.
Why did Thomas Paine write commons Sense?
to persuade the colonies to declare independanceTo convince the American colonists to declare independence from Great Britain, then set up a democratic government.
What is the Federalist paper?
The Federalist Papers were made to try and convince New York to accept the Constitution. Written by Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay. They are divided into 4 books: 1st book- Was about the blessings of having a federal government, 2nd book- Examine the Articles of Confederation and explained its weaknesses, 3rd book- Analyze and defend the Constitution, 4th book- About the dangers and delights of a free government.
