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Being of different ethnic backgrounds, loyalists were American colonists. Supporting the British cause during the american revolution (1775-83) tens of thousands migrated to British North America during and after the revolutionary war. Due to the migration the population was boosted and heavily influenced culture and politics that formed Canada.

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Samuel de Champlain, known as the Father of New France, promoted the colonization of Canada through its successes, failures, and difficulties. He founded Quebec City, opened up the St. Lawrence River, and extended influence throughout the Great Lakes Basin.

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The Roman Catholic Church played a huge role in the Royal Colony of New France. Nearly all of the people there were Roman Catholic. The Catholic Church also played several roles on seigneuries, education, and health care.

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New France is a colonized area in North  America by France. This is a map of New France in 1750 (the area of New France is coloured in blue).

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During June 1812 the United States declared war with Upper Canada, by wanting to claim their land. General Sir Isaac Brock of Upper Canada had a small and inexperienced troop.  The United States had a very large group of men to choose from, because Major Brock was well prepared for a war to take place, he ended up leading Upper Canada to victory.

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To create a balance of power between the people of Europe the Treaty of Utrecht was formed in March and April 1713 established the peace of Utrecht which is a city in the central Netherlands. The treaty consists of a series of individual peace treaties, instead of a single document. Helping the war the treaty was made between Spain, Great Britain, France, Portugal, Savoy and the Dutch Republic.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ti_lzGq5Ex4

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The seven years’ war fought from 1754 to 1763 and was the first global war. Fought in Europe, India, America as well as at sea imperial rivals Britain and France for power. The French who were aided by the Canadian military and Aboriginal allies defeated several British attacks and captured a number of British forts. Despite the battle for power the war was ended with the treaty of Paris in 1763.

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Upper and Lower Canada were both created by the Constitutional Act of 1971, the area that became upper Canada was populated originally by first nations people. Lower Canada is actually Quebec right now. Upper Canada is Ontario right now too. During the Seven Years War the French abandoned the land to the British, Britain took over the territory which would later become Upper Canada. For Lower Canada Britain made an decision to divide the province of Quebec into Upper and Lower Canada.