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How successfully was Canada ruled by the british empire?
Very successfully. Canada did not fight to leave the British Empire, even today it is part of the Commonwealth. Canada is a great country and at one time had one of the highest standards of living in the world. Even today Canada has a good standard of living and is often thought of as having one of the highest quality of living.
How did the War of 1812 contribute to British identity in Canada?
it contributed to british identy by showing that the british didn't do anything for the Americans, but that they did fight a lot for heir country. it didn't give the Americans a good view on the British, the Americans then saw them as power hungry fools that would do anything for wealth, while really, that is a very accurate representation of the Americans then, and now.
Has Canada ever lost a war?
None! Canada has never started a war. Whenever anyone else started a war, Canada whupped them good.
How did Canada become part of the British empire?
Canada became a country by the battle in the plains of Abraham and the war of 1812 the war was actually fought between Canada and the us. Canada was brave enough to expect the war and unfortunately the us crossed the boarder with out permission and Canada had a Chance to but the Canadian soldiers was bold enough not to . but after the war the Governor thought that Canada had really become independent and was ready to take on the position of becoming a independent country . but the war of 1812 and the battle in the plains of Abraham was just the event that led Canada to become a country . but the real event was the confederation or in other words the British signed the papers and it was final. It's tough to say when Canada really did become its own independent country. Although, technically it happened in 1867, when Britain signed the constitution act, releasing Canada from British rule, the country was not really recognized as independent for some 100 years later. Canada went through a lot of changes, with WWI/II, and accepting provinces into its range. A defining moment for Canada's independence, however, is the battle of Vimy Ridge, in which 4 Canadian corps defeated a German stronghold. 4 Victoria crosses were handed out to four Canadian soldiers as a result of that victory. There is a quote from one of the Canadians in that battle that goes something to the effect of "We went up the hill British Soldiers, and came down Canadians" Important correction: The battle of the Plains of Abraham (located just outside Quebec City), was fought on September 13 1759 between the British and the French. The US did not exist yet. It was a battle within the larger conflict known as the Seven Years War, but popularly referred to as the French and Indian war in US history. There were Americans in the battle as 6 companies of American Rangers fought with the British. There were Canadians in the battle as well, but they were part of the French force. It was a decisive battle because it set the stage for British dominance in what would eventually become Canada.
Can people get good health care in Canada?
Canada is considered to have very good health care.
How successfully was Canada ruled by the british empire?
Very successfully. Canada did not fight to leave the British Empire, even today it is part of the Commonwealth. Canada is a great country and at one time had one of the highest standards of living in the world. Even today Canada has a good standard of living and is often thought of as having one of the highest quality of living.
What did Africa get for being part of the British Empire?
they got slave trade i think i dunno i'm not so good at these questions
What were the attitudes towards the british empire?
in the 1880's people didnt know that being racially discriminating was bad and they thought that the british empire was a great idea because of trades and so on....
Was British Empire good or bad?
The British empire got Briton a lot of land and without it we would have most probley lost WW1
How did the War of 1812 contribute to British identity in Canada?
it contributed to british identy by showing that the british didn't do anything for the Americans, but that they did fight a lot for heir country. it didn't give the Americans a good view on the British, the Americans then saw them as power hungry fools that would do anything for wealth, while really, that is a very accurate representation of the Americans then, and now.
What good things did Britain do to India after the british empire?
Pies and Tortoises.
Was the british empire in India good or bad?
no they were quite mean until Gandhi came!
Why British Victorians thought the British Empire was great?
A civilising influence over a world of savages, who could be slowly taught the British virtues of tolerance and good order.
What was Australia like in the time of the British Empire?
it was great they never had it so good now its ok rubbish
Which sport that Canada good at?
Canada is known for being a great hockey nation.
Why did slavery end in Canada?
Slavery in Canada was gradually abolished in the early 19th century due to a combination of factors, including growing anti-slavery movements, legal decisions, and the overall shift towards abolition internationally. As British colonies, Canada followed Britain's lead in abolishing slavery to align with the moral imperative against the institution. The Slavery Abolition Act of 1833 finally abolished slavery throughout the British Empire, including in Canada.
Name all colonies in the British Empire before World War 2?
I am not sure about naming all, but someone may be able to add to what I give you. I have: Australia New Zealand Canada Africa India Trinidad and Tobago Jamaica Barbados I hope this is a good list for you to get started with!
