Canada's Road to Confederation by Jennifer Keller

Aimen.F

2013-02-17 15:59:07 UTC

What is the "Dominion of Canada"? and "The great

Coalition in 1864"?

Zain I.

2013-02-17 16:24:44 UTC

The dominion of Canada is the ''title'' to refer that Canada as a nation is full and at formal capacity.

The Coalition of 1864 was the grand Coalition between to political parties of Upper and lower Canada for the government formed by George Etienne Cartier , George Brown and John A Mcdonald. Hopefully that answers your question Aimen!

Uncle Shakib(shaqeeb

2013-02-17 17:38:18 UTC

Did the slaves have any economical value or were the slave owners really mad at Harriet Tubman for freeing them to put such a high value bounty?

jasmine .s.

2013-02-17 20:42:59 UTC

I wonder how the black slaves were treated when they had arrived to canada. i remember the video stating that after a period of time those whom were living in canada had wanted the black slaves to leave and go back to the U.S.A but i wonder how the black slaves were treated..... were they still slaves? what happend to them, did thier lives change in anyway? if so how were thier lives different from when they had been living in the u.s?

Kani

2013-02-17 20:57:54 UTC

Why was Canada so in favour of immigration, even though the risk was usually greater than the reward - (U.S placing bounty on Black Slaves, Irish developing diseases etc)?

Anosha

2013-02-17 21:33:21 UTC

What does Confederation refer to?

Nidhi

2013-02-18 00:25:54 UTC

Its very interesting how people that once hated each other, have to unite in order to defend against common enemies.

Saba B.

2013-02-18 00:35:14 UTC

How was Harriet Tubman so confident when she was illegally helping slaves travel through the underground railway?

Hassan

2013-02-18 01:22:03 UTC

How did Montreal take advantage of their new technology?

Yonta

2013-02-18 17:23:31 UTC

I wonder why President Lincoln was so furious that Britain was siding with the southern states and decided to start a war/conflict

Zain

2013-02-18 22:26:22 UTC

Why was Harriet Tubman so devoted and eager to help the black slaves, is it just because she felt that the way they were being treated wasn't right or did something happen to her in her past similar to this?

Mostafa

2013-02-18 23:34:08 UTC

what were the biggest troubles Harriet Tubman had to go through when she was saving the innocent slaves from the farms?

Tanya

2013-02-19 00:56:59 UTC

how many african slaves came with Harriet Tubman on her Journey to Canada so they could be free?

and also how many people wanted to go back home and leave the underground tunnel and not go to canada?

Ramneesh.G

2013-02-19 01:34:06 UTC

what is the "Dominion" of Canada?