MS History 30 map by Matthew Srochenski

Vimy, France

ms803 — 2023-09-08 17:20:03 UTC

Vimy ridge is a memorial dedicated to the battle for Vimy ridge, and the brave soldiers that died during the battle. The battle for Vimy ridge started on april 9th 1917 until april 12th 1917. Although it was a victory for canadians, it came at the cost of nearly 3500 brave soldiers.

Punnichy, Saskatchewan -The Start of Unit

ms803 — 2023-09-08 17:29:07 UTC

Punnichy, Saskatchewan is an important place in canadian history because it is where the final residential school closed. It is important because the closing of the last residential marks the end of some toxic hatred in canada

Ypres, Belgium - The start of Unit

ms803 — 2023-09-11 16:43:28 UTC

The battle of Ypres was the first battle that Canada was involved in, WW1. It was the first major conflict Canada was involved in.

Fort Qu'Appelle, SK- The Start of Unit

ms803 — 2023-09-11 16:53:29 UTC

Fort Qu'Appelle was a big part of the fur trade in canada in the 19th century. It was established in 1864 by the Hudson's bay company.

Ottawa, ON - The Start of Unit

ms803 — 2023-09-11 16:55:51 UTC

Ottawa is the forth largest urban region in canada, including over 1.4 million people.

New france - Unit 1

ms803 — 2023-10-27 16:55:13 UTC

New france was established july 24th 1535. It was the first french settlement in North america

China (Chinese Immigration & The Chinese Head Tax) Unit-2

ms803 — 2023-12-19 17:19:08 UTC

Lots of immigrants came to canada to help built the railroad in canada. Chinese people also had to pay the chinese head tax in canada

The Charlottetown Conferences Unit-2

ms803 — 2023-12-19 17:22:28 UTC

This is where the Charlottetown meetings took place, this helped in the confederation of Canada. This is also the place confederation was signed.

The Beginning of an Empire Unit-2

ms803 — 2023-12-19 17:25:31 UTC

Outside of this city, history was born in canada. This is where the canadian railroad started construction in 1836

The End of the Road Unit-2

ms803 — 2023-12-19 17:27:00 UTC

This is where the last spike was drilled in. This is where the railroad ended in canada

The End of Louis Riel. Unit-2

ms803 — 2023-12-19 17:31:24 UTC

On November 16th 1885 Louis Riel was hung for treason for his contribution of the Red Water Rebellion.

India -Unit 1

ms803 — 2023-12-20 16:15:19 UTC

This is important in Champlain's voyage because, this is where Champlain was supposed to go, but he ended up in canada.

England, UK Unit-1

ms803 — 2023-12-20 16:30:57 UTC

This is where Champlain got to go to India on the behalf of king henry lv

Louis Reil

ms803 — 2023-12-20 16:35:43 UTC

Louis Riel was born here. Louis riel was a Canadian political figure in the late 19th century. Louis Riel played a vital role in the Red River Resistance and the Northwest rebellion. He fought for his rights and the land of metis people

Louis Riel: part 2 Unit-2

ms803 — 2023-12-20 16:36:40 UTC

Louis riel moved here to lay low, He moved here to avoid his capture for his vital role in the Red River Resistance. This is important to canada's history because Louis Riel is a huge part of canadian history for the works he did.

Treaty #10

ms803 — 2024-01-05 16:48:34 UTC

In the year 1906, Treaty 10 was signed. With the declining prices of fur in the fur trade. As well as the limited amount of food, Signing this treaty was more for survival than for anything else.

Treaty #5

ms803 — 2024-01-05 16:49:12 UTC

Treaty 5 was signed in 1875. The specific condition of Treaty 5 was the First Nations people agreed to share their land with the Canadian government. It aimed to establish a peaceful relationship with the First Nations people and the Canadian government.

Treaty #9

ms803 — 2024-01-05 16:49:54 UTC

Treaty #9 was formally signed in the year 1905. It allows the purchase the interests of the resident first nations people to lands and resources to make way for settlers of canada.

Treaty #6

ms803 — 2024-01-05 16:52:20 UTC

Treaty 6, was signed in fort calton and fort pitt. Treaty 6 allowed First nations people to continue with their ways of life, it allowed them to do what was tradition in their culture.

Treaty #4

ms803 — 2024-01-05 16:52:49 UTC

Treaty #4 was signed in Fort Qu'Appelle, SK signed September 15th, 1874. Under Treaty 4 First Nations people received various benefits like payment, education, and healthcare. It also gave them the right to hunt and fish on their traditional land.

Treaty #1

ms803 — 2024-01-05 16:53:58 UTC

Treaty #1 was signed on August 3rd, 1871. It was signed on behalf of the government by Lieutenant Governor Archibald, Commissioner Simpson, Major Irvine, and their 8 witnesses of the treaty signing. The First Nations people were promised that everyone would be given a gradual or one-time payment of 3 dollars and a yearly annuity of $15 per family of 5.

Treaty #3

ms803 — 2024-01-05 16:54:32 UTC

The First Nations people wanted their land, and its resources on it, and the government wanted the same. So they agreed to have reserved land for them to live on.

Treaty #7

ms803 — 2024-01-05 16:55:26 UTC

Treaty 7 was signed september 22nd 1877, it Gave the first nations people the rights to hunt on unoccupied british crown land. This was good because it allowed first nations people to hunt in a vaster area then before

Treaty #8

ms803 — 2024-01-05 16:56:01 UTC

Treaty #8 was signed on June 21st, 1899. It involved Cree, Dene, and other First Nation groups. It gave extended rights, like the rights of hunting, healthcare, and education.

Treaty #11

ms803 — 2024-01-05 16:56:36 UTC

August 22nd treaty 11 was signed, It provided the government with land for development, and the first nations people were promised hunting rights, land, and amenities like healthcare.

Treaty #2

ms803 — 2024-01-08 16:57:34 UTC

Treaty #2 was signed on August 21st, 1871. The people who signed the treaty were, Francois, Ma-sah-yash' and Richard Woodhouse, and Sou-sonce. The treaty describes how the First Nations people agreed to surrender and yield up their land for the queen. Because of the signing of Treaty #2 British Columbia joined the confederation.

Normandy, France

ms803 — 2024-01-19 17:30:19 UTC

Normandy is important in Canadian history because of the historical battle that happened on the beach’s of Normandy. Canada had 109 duck boats and 10000 soldiers on the attack of German controlled beaches. Canadians were tasked at taking Juno beaches. D day was on June 6th 1944.

Ypres, Belgium- the Second Battle of Ypres

2024-01-19 17:43:10 UTC

The second Battle of Ypres is important to Canadian history because it’s the first of the battle of Ypres to include Canada. Canadian soldiers fought to close the gap, and they launched a counter strike against the Germans. The second battle of Ypres was the first battle to include chemical warfare.

Netherlands- the liberation of the Netherlands

2024-01-19 17:46:04 UTC

This is important to Canadian history because Canadian soldiers played a crucial role on recovering the Netherlands from the Nazis.

Passchendaele, Zonnebeke, Belgium- The battle of Passchendaele.

2024-01-19 17:50:51 UTC

100000 Canadians took part in the battle of Passchendaele. more than 66000 canadians lost their lives in the conflict. November 10th 1917, Canadians attacked to clear then germans from the eastern edge of passchendaele ridge.

Belgium- the liberation of Belgium in WW2

2024-01-19 17:51:31 UTC

Canadian soldiers helped the Allies push the Germans out of nazi controlled Belgium in ww2. Canadian soldiers drove the Germans from Bresken's pocket

Italy- The Italian campaign

2024-01-19 17:52:40 UTC

Canadians played a crucial role in the italian campaign by leading in the breaking of the gothic line crossing the Peninsula north of florence in august 1944.

Gapyeong-gun, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea- the battle of Kapyong

ms803 — 2024-01-19 17:59:12 UTC

Canada helped prevent a potentially costly defeat for south koreans and UN forces. They helped by standing their ground against hundreds of North Korean troops, they help their position through nightfall until reinforcements were sent

Afghanistan

ms803 — 2024-01-19 17:59:48 UTC

Canadian soldiers had a significant contribution in afghanistan, Canada helped NATO bring stability to afghanistan. Canada also helped train afghanistan soldiers and security.

Atlantic Ocean- The Battle of the Atlantic

ms803 — 2024-01-25 19:25:38 UTC

Canada did escort duty for hundreds of convoys in the battle of the atlantic. They gathered in Halifax, sydney, and nova scotia. The port of St. John's, Newfoundland, harbored naval vessels that joined the convoy. Without canada's help people would have starved to death during ww2

Britain- The Battle of Britain

ms803 — 2024-01-25 19:34:18 UTC

In The Battle of Britain, more than 100 Canadian pilots fought alongside the allies to keep britain safe from Nazi control.

Hudson's Bay company Unit-2

ms803 — 2024-01-25 19:55:54 UTC

The Red River Rebellion, had a continuous conflict with the Hudson's bay company.

Canada- Political Deadlock Unit 2

ms803 — 2024-01-25 20:00:28 UTC

Canada experienced major political deadlock between Canada east, and Canada west.

Batoche National Historic Site, Batoche, SK

ms803 — 2024-01-25 20:09:06 UTC

The Battle of Batoche was a battle between the North-West Rebellion and the Canadian authorities. It was a fight between the Canadian government and the First Nations and Metis people in Canada.

Fort William- The fur trade is established Unit 1

ms803 — 2024-01-25 20:57:20 UTC

The fur trade in Canada began in the 1600s. The fur trade allowed supply for European demand for pelts. Pelts were used for fashion in European countries at the time, mainly the fur hat.

England, UK

ms803 — 2024-01-26 16:12:09 UTC

France and England were bitter enemies at the time of the fur trade. New france often lost money because of this rival because France didn't want to lose to England

The Great Beaver depression of Canada-Unit 1

ms803 — 2024-01-26 16:17:10 UTC

During Canada's fur trade, the beaver population reduced a 60 million strong population of beavers to a few 100000 beavers because of over trapping. This is important to canada because the fur trade was massive for canada, and beavers were one of the hot pelts.

Nova Scotia

ms803 — 2024-01-26 16:22:01 UTC

The Acadians were french descendants. The Arcadians were the first French colonies on the east coast of Canada. They were later expelled from Canada

The 7 year wat unit 1

ms803 — 2024-01-26 16:23:03 UTC

The 7 year war was the first global war. The war was successful for great britain, they gained a bulk of new territory, including new france. This caused a power shift in canada, this is important to canadian history.

France

ms803 — 2024-01-26 16:32:26 UTC

After the 7 year war, most of the residents of france were deported back to france. The arcadians were loaded back on a ship and were forced to be sent back. This event is important to canadian history.

North Atlantic Ocean

ms803 — 2024-01-26 16:34:39 UTC

Champlain completely missed India and went to Canada, once he found out how prosperous it was, he built new France, and Canada is what it is today because of his blunder.