William Lyon Mackenzie (not William Lyon Mackenzie King) led the rebellion of Upper Canada in 1837.
William lyon Mackenzie
William Lyon Mackenzie led the 1837 Upper Canada Rebellion, which eventually led to government reforms.
A bad year for crops led to a recession, and in the following years, the banks had begun to tighten credit and recall loans, so when Mackenzie heard of the lower Canada rebellion he decided to start his own rebellion.
yes he was the leader of the upper canada
Mackenzie found little support in the Upper Canada rebellion because most of the leaders had been arrested, which caused the rebellion to lose most of its momentum.
William lyon Mackenzie
William Lyon Mackenzie led the 1837 Upper Canada Rebellion, which eventually led to government reforms.
A bad year for crops led to a recession, and in the following years, the banks had begun to tighten credit and recall loans, so when Mackenzie heard of the lower Canada rebellion he decided to start his own rebellion.
A bad year for crops led to a recession, and in the following years, the banks had begun to tighten credit and recall loans, so when Mackenzie heard of the lower Canada rebellion he decided to start his own rebellion.
yes he was the leader of the upper canada
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Mackenzie found little support in the Upper Canada rebellion because most of the leaders had been arrested, which caused the rebellion to lose most of its momentum.
It started in 1837 and 1838.
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William Lyon Mackenzie led the rebellions of 1837 It was more Papineau who led the rebellion in Lower Canada, however he fled the scene pretty early and allowed French-nationalism to take control and the "Patriotes" to take hold of the movement. MacKenzie was the Upper half of the movement but he was the only one that stuck around for the entire thing. :)
Canada, upper and lower after frustrations with political reform.
William Lyon Mackenzie made the Upper Canada rebellion in 1837