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Britain had been worried about it's North American colonial possessions costing them money and getting them into a war with the USA. Britain did not just agree to create the Dominion of Canada many in Britain had been pushing for it. Editorials in British papers had made it clear that many would not support sending troops to protect Canada from American invasion and would support the Annexation of Canada by the United States.
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Which were two countries that had land claims in Canada?
The_two_European_Countries_that_claimed_lands_what_iS_now_Canada">The two European Countries that claimed lands what iS now Canada#1 So the answer that i am going to give you it is the correct answer because i had this answer on my history chapter test and i got it correct the answer is Asia and Africa. There are more countries but the question asks for only two so i gave you two. There you have it your answer to your question.#2 The previous answer listed continents, not countries.. I am not sure why they got this right on their history test, in fact in makes me quite concerned with the school system he/she uses. Great Britain and France both claimed lands in modern day Canada, which are countries.#3 Technically Great Britain is not a country (Great Britain is an island within the United Kingdom [the United Kingdom is an area containing Northern Ireland and Great Britain] and Great Britain contains the COUNTRIES of England, Scotland and Wales) but I'm sure that in grade school tests Great Britain and France would be the acceptable answers.
Which of these helped Britain gain large amounts of territory from France?
France felt its interest in the Caribbean were most important...............apexvs.com
What products does Canada export to great Britain?
As far as i know: maple syrup timber gold uranium grains aircraft nickel diamonds gas oil processed foods aerospace telecommunications products l
Are some areas of Canada south of the US?
no. Canada is not in some ares south of the U.S.
Where can you Buy some Capsolin in Canada?
Where can you Buy some Capsolin in Canada in montreal area
Why did britain grant some self government to canada?
They no longer wanted to defend Canada and wanted Canada to leave, maybe even join the USA.
Who ruled upper Canada?
Britain. Citizens were given some input to the process but ultimately Britain ruled Upper Canada.
Why does the US government recognize the Jay's Treaty but the Canadian government does not?
At the time, Canada was a territory of Britain. Some of the terms in the Treaty grant rights that are no longer accetable to some people for various reasons, and so the Canadian government does not recognise the Treaty as it was not the governing body that signed up to it.
Did Britain took Canada from Spain?
Yes, they took it from Spain and France (and they took it from the Aboriginals ). That is why some Canadians in some parts of Canada speak French as their first language and some parts of Canada have Spanish names.
Who were Americas allays in World War 2?
some of France, russia, Britain, Australia, Canada
Gay is a crime or not?
Yes, in some countries. I know it is not a crime in Britain, Canada or Sweden for starters.
What is some history on Canada?
They fought with England for independence. They had a Quebec act which was in 1477 and was an act about Parliament of great Britain. Canada is known as a peacekeeping country.
What countries did 17th century Britain colonize besides New Zealand Australia and Canada?
canada and some other country i can not think of right now
What are some of the accomplishments of Abraham in the civil war?
Keeping Britain and France from aiding the South. Backing Ulysses Grant against his envious rivals.
Britain took over control of Canada after the?
Seven Years' War lead to Britain taking Canada and all French possessions in the area. After that they set up more colonies and Canada became great. There was a little issue with some colonies, about a dozen or so, and they went on their own.
What are some industrialized nations?
France, Germany, Italy, Great Britain, Japan, United States, Canada, China, and Russia
What is the role of the Monarch in Canada?
Canada separated from Great Britain and does not truly have a Monarch. It is supposed to be a sort od Democratic state.==========================================================================EXCUSE ME!! I BEG TO DIFFER!!1. Canada did not "separate" from Britain. Canada was the first country to be created by legislation. The British Parliament passed the British North America Act (now the Constitution Act) in 1867, thereby creating Canada, which came into being on July 1, 1867. Canada remains a loyal ally of Britain and a leading member of the Commonwealth. 2. Canada certainly does have a Monarch. Queen Elizabeth II is the Queen of Canada. The Crown in Canada exists separately from that of Great Britain and Her Majesty's other realms.3. Canada is not some "sort [of] Democratic state." Canada is a Constitutional Monarchy with a Parliamentary form of government. Canada is the most democratic country in the world.4. Her Majesty is Canada's Head of State. She exercises all rights, privileges, and powers of the Head of State whenever she is in Canada.
