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Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, British Columbia, Prince Edward Island
provinces
1905
Alberta and Saskatchewan
1870
Manitoba
1873
Prince Edward Island
1949
Newfoundland
1867
Nova Scotia, Quebec, Ontario, New Brunswick
1871
British Columbia
One Federal government; Provincial Governments; Guaranteed Protestant and Catholic schools everywhere; rep by pop; railroad
BNA Act
Canada was worried that America would try to take over Rupert's Land. Solution: Federal Government was in charge of defense
American Annexation
When the colonies couldn't agree on a decision because of the number of representatives from each colony . This affected Canada East and Canada West. Solution: Rep by Pop
Political deadlock
Canadiens wanted to protect their rights and their culture and wanted to make sure that they were treated fairly. Solution: Provincial Government
candiens rights
After the Great Depression, all the good land used in Canada West was used up. Solution: Railroad
Western Expansion
PEI, NS, NF and NB wanted to be sure that they would still have their identity and independence as provinces. They also worried about the cost of joining. Solution: Provincial Government
Independence for regions
Britain wanted to buy resources at the lowest price possible, so Britain began to force the colonies to sell their resources at a low price. Britain then began to trade with the U.S. The U..S added a tariff to good from BNA and vice versa. Solution: Railroad
Trade and Economy