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Newfoundland joined confederation in 1949 because it got in very bad economy and there wasn'y anything scary about joining confederation and if Newfoundland wasn't join confederation either it would be sell to america as a island or join confedration.

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Fur trade between First nation and France. fur trade benefit both side but it also had the years of wars in Canada between first nation and new sattlers like france and british.

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Firat nation were the people whom were liveing in Canada before it discover, the first nation people life's were very simple they were hunting and always moving from one place to anther place but when the franch and british come to canada the first nations life changed completly first antion learned farming and started fur trade with European.

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loyalists were the people who immigrated form America during the American revolution to canada and where loyal to the britain crown.

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residential school were start closed by the government when the government find out that the first nation have died in residential schools and some have never went back to their home after they finished their school and closing schools start in 1996 and the last school closed in 1997.s

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American revolution happened in 1775 when the 13 colonies North British America rejected the imperial ruls.

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battle of britain in summer 1940 it was important because showed that Germany could be defeated and the victory of second world war.

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during 20 century the oil discovered by Henry kelsey.

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World War I Memorial, Harbor Road, Greenspond, NL, Canada

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World War I Memorial, Harbor Road, Greenspond, NL, Canada

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World War I Memorial, Harbor Road, Greenspond, NL, Canada

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world war 1 end in November 11th at 11 am in 1918 600000 Canadian died that is why are always silent to remmber the men and women that served the war.

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sir john Macdonald the father of confederation

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Lady Dufferin the mother of confederation the wife of Lord Dufferin, one of well nkown women in the Canada that wrote a letter to her mother about he rtime in Canada. published in 1891 as my Canadian journal.

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women in the war filled the place in workplace like toxil, TNT that will change the skin cooler to yellow and working for lower salary.

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Southern Saskatchewan Area of Narcotics Anonymous, Saskatchewan Drive, Regina, SK, Canada

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Southern Saskatchewan Area of Narcotics Anonymous, Saskatchewan Drive, Regina, SK, Canada

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Southern Saskatchewan Area of Narcotics Anonymous, Saskatchewan Drive, Regina, SK, Canada

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soldier of soil. the farmers went to fight in the war and boys form the cities went to the country sides to fill the farmers holes and do their job to help with the war. world war 1.

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the battle of batoche happened in saskatchewan in 1885 between metis and canadian soldiers that metis were 350 under the Louis Riel and the Canadian soldiers were 850 and the Canadian soldiers and the white settlers killed more than 5 million to stop first nation to stand against the Canada government .

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Elsie Macgill who had a very important act during world war 2 and during 6 years she managed to make about 15000 Hawker hurricane fighter plans, and she was the engineer supervised to production of Hawker hurricane fighter plan.

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1885 Canadian Pacific Railway, Minneapolis, MN, USA

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1885 Canadian Pacific Railway, Minneapolis, MN, USA

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1885 Canadian Pacific Railway, Minneapolis, MN, USA

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The Canadian government were paying the Chinese immigrants $1 per day to work on railway and that was too cheap for Canadian government if they hair Chinese they will get pay less and there is not insurance no any other expensive for the Canadian government to pay.

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Loyalist were those who supported the British during the American revolution, but by different reasons. Some for the land, Some were feeling that is their personal responsibility.

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1867 Confederation Parkway, Mississauga, ON, Canada

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1867 Confederation Parkway, Mississauga, ON, Canada

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1867 Confederation Parkway, Mississauga, ON, Canada

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The provinces come together and joined confederation in 1867 to become a country New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Quebec, and Ontario.

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Confederation Drive, Corner Brook, Newfoundland and Labrador

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Confederation Drive, Corner Brook, Newfoundland and Labrador

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Confederation Drive, Corner Brook, Newfoundland and Labrador

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Newfoundland joined confederation in 1949 in the middle of the night at 12pm to get out of economic crisis

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Komagata Maru Martyrs' Memorial, PN Banerjee Road, Shyampur, Budge Budge, Calcutta, West Bengal, India

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Komagata Maru Martyrs' Memorial, PN Banerjee Road, Shyampur, Budge Budge, Calcutta, West Bengal, India

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Komagata Maru Martyrs' Memorial, PN Banerjee Road, Shyampur, Budge Budge, Calcutta, West Bengal, India

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Komagata Maru left form Budge Budge Calcutta 1914.

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The ship violated the laws that was to not stop during come to Canada but the komagata stop several time and when they arrived Vancouver Canada after 2 months the Canadian government send them back.

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The longest battle that took more than 40000 of Canadian soldiers life.

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where the French stand up for their culture,language and their life style against the Canadian government.

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where the British and Franch fought over the power, land.

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Batoche National Historic Site, Batoche, Saskatchewan

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Batoche National Historic Site, Batoche, Saskatchewan

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Batoche National Historic Site, Batoche, Saskatchewan

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where the louis riel leaded the metis and first nation aganist the Canadian government in 1885.

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the last treaty that happened in 1921 the treaty that happened between first nations and government provide for government lands for development and for first nation continued rights to hunt and fishing on unoccupied Crown lands.

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the treaty 10 happened in 1906 to 1907 this treaty called on the natives to surrender their aboriginal title to the they inhabited and if the natives accept this treaty the government will give them the rights to hunt, education and farming supplies, trap and fish, and some money.

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the James Bay treaty happened between 1905-1906 and the purpose was to buy the interests of the resident Cree and Ojibwe peoples to lands and resources to make wav for white settlement and resource improve.

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Lesser Slave Lake, Big Lakes County, AB, Canada

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Lesser Slave Lake, Big Lakes County, AB, Canada

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Lesser Slave Lake, Big Lakes County, AB, Canada

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Treaty 8 happened to promote the people who immigrated and the people who already lived in the land to sharing the sources and the treaty happened on 1899.

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Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park, Wheatland County, AB, Canada

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Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park, Wheatland County, AB, Canada

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Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park, Wheatland County, AB, Canada

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treaty 7 was the last numbered treaty that signed in 1877 between government and first nations and the purpose was that all nations should be able to use all the lands rights form the Rocky Mountains to the west, Cypress hills to the east, Red Deer River to the north and the US border to the south for hunting.

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treaty 6 signed by crown in 1876 to protect from famine and more agriculture implements,

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treaty 5 signed to keep the peace in place and for exchange the government given the Indian 100000sqear mils land and for per family of 5 the government would give 160 acres and teach,food sources and stuff for their land and farming.

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Qu'Appelle to exchange the payments, provisions and rights to reserve lands and treaty 4 allow the government to control the Indigenous lands.

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the Great Earth Law signed to first post-confederation treaty but Anishnaabe were forcing that they would not allow farming and settlement on their lands.

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reaffirmed the inherent rights of Anishinaabe had prior to European contact were located in Manitoba and Saskatchewan

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Manitoba Rental Assistance, Garry Street, Winnipeg, MB, Canada

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the governor agreed to Indian to be a school where ever Indian wants.

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first confederation 1867

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John MacDonald Architect, King Street West, Kitchener, ON

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John MacDonald Architect, King Street West, Kitchener, ON

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John MacDonald Architect, King Street West, Kitchener, ON

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the father of confederation

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the youngest province of Canada that joined confederation on 1949

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In the second world war. Canada lost 42042 men and women and 22917 soldiers.

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The first body had found in the 1970s across Canada .

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by the end of 2023 it is close to 40000 afghan immigration that came to Canada this year. before 2021 it was close to 10000 every year.

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In the first world war 1 nearly to the 66000 people had lost their lives from Canada.

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though the victory of the battle of vimy came swiftly, it didn't come without cost. there were 3598 dead out of 10602 Canadian casualties .