History 30 Map by Hayley Davidson

Vimy, France

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A significant loaction for the Canadian military during WWI.

Fort Qu'Appelle, SK

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Treaty four was signed in Fort Qu'Appelle.

Hudson Bay, Manitoba

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Hudson bay provided a direct route for the fur trade. It was important for Canadas early development.

Ottawa, ON

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Ottawa is the capital city of Canada

Beaumont-Hamel, France

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A famous canadian battle occured here during WWI.

Banff, AB

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This was the first national park in Canada.

CN Tower, Bremner Boulevard, Toronto, ON

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Canadas largest structure is the CN tower in Toronto.

Buckingham Palace, London, UK

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Canada is still a part of the Commonwealth. The commonwealth is ruled by British monarchy.

New Orleans, LA, USA

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The Acadians were deported here after the Royal Proclamation.

Nova Scotia

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This is where many Acadians resided during the Seven years war

Quebec

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The Quebec Act was established as a way to win over French Canadians support for the British crown.

Great Lakes, Michigan, USA

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This gave the French a geographical advantage during the Seven Years War.

Ohio River, United States

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The Ohio River Valley gave the French a geographical advantage during the Seven Years War.

England, UK

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The Hudson Bay Company was founded in England.

Hudson Bay

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The Hudson Bay Company was established during the fur trade as a way to get beaver pelts from the First Nations people in exchange for gunpowder, and alcohol.

Boston, MA, USA

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Boston turned away Acadians during the Acadian deportation.

Halifax, NS

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Halifax is the capital of Nova Scotia, Acadian were sesnt back here after Boston refused to accept them.

Québec City, QC

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Quebec City became a huge trading post during the fur trade.

Charlottetown, PE

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The charlotte town conference happened here. This was important for confederation.

Regina, SK

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Louis Reil was hung here

Manitoba

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The red river resistance was formed in Manitoba.

Klondike, Dawson City, YT

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The gold rush happened here

Batoche National Historic Site, Batoche, SK

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Winnipeg, MB

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The Northwest resistance came here.

Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site, Provincial Trunk Highway 9, Saint Andrews, MB

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Treaty 1 took 8 days to negotiate and sign. It was signed on August 8, 1871. The Indigenous people were promised the right to continue their livelihood.

Lake Manitoba, Manitoba

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Treaty 2 was signed on August 21, 1871. The Indigenous people signed because of the promise of 160 acres of land per family.

Lac Seul, ON

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Treaty 3 was signed on October 3, 1873. The government formed this treaty in hopes of gaining land for the CPR. Indigenous people signed because they were promised money if they had families of over five people.

Fort Qu'Appelle, SK

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Treaty 4 was signed on September 15, 1874. The Indigenous people were promised one square mile of reserve land for every five people.

Berens River, MB

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Treaty #5

They were promised 100,000 square miles of land, money and the right to hunt and fish.

Fort Carlton Provincial Park, Saskatchewan 212, Duck Lake, SK

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They were promised one square mile of land if they lived on reserve in families of five.

Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park, Wheatland County, AB

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Treaty #7

Indigenous peopel were promised annual payments.

Lesser Slave Lake, Alberta

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Treaty #8

The Indigenous people were promised harvesting rights.

Ottawa, ON

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Treaty #9

They were proimised that their livelihoods would not be interfered with.

Northern Saskatchewan Wilderness Hunts inc., Poplar Place, Chitek Lake, SK

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Treaty #10

They were promised reserves, education, trapping/hunting/fishing rights, and annual cash payments.

Behchoko, NT

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Treaty #11

Indigenous people were promised reserve land.

Vancouver Island, British Columbia

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This is where the Chinese immigrants landed to build the CPR.

Hudson Bay

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Port Moody, BC

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A prominent location during the gold rush.

Newfoundland, Newfoundland and Labrador

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Newfoundland and Labrador never initially joined confederation.

Juno Beach, France

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The battle of D-Day occured here.

Calgary, AB

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Became a boom town due to the discovery of oil and gas.

Vancouver, BC

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The Komogatu Maru landed here and the passengers could never unboard.

Ypres, Belgium

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A battle in WWI took place here and Anishinabe sniper Francis Pegahmagabow survived.

Montreal, QC

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Montreal was the only place where liquor was legal during the prohibition.

Moose Jaw, SK

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Infamous criminal Al Capone had tunnels of crime underneath Moose Jaw during the prohibition.

Thunder Bay, ON

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The hurrincane planes were built here during WWII. Elsie MacGill came up with the design of the plane.

Normandy Beach, France

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D-Day took place here.

Toronto, ON

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The "slums" in Toronto housed many immigrants with the rapid population boom, this led to a lot of disease. Which in turn led to the pasturization of milk.

Winnipeg, MB

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Thousands of women workers striked in Winnipeg for higher wages, and fair work conditions. This was led by Helen Armstrong.