Canada, a Political and Social History

Acadia active agreement American appointed assembly attack authority became Britain British government British North America brought Brunswick Canadian Canadian Pacific Railway Champlain colony confederation Conservatives continued Council defense demand desire Dominion economic effect effort election England English established expansion export favor force France French French Canada fur trade gave governor grant Hudson Hudson's Bay Company imperial increased Indians industry interests Iroquois issue Lake land Laurier Lawrence leaders legislation legislature Liberals Lower Canada Macdonald Mackenzie majority Manitoba Maritimes markets ment merchants military Minister Montreal Newfoundland North West Company Nova Scotia Ontario Ottawa Pacific Parliament of Canada party political population prairies problem production prospect provinces Quebec Act racial railway reformers region result River route Royal secure seigniorial Senate serious settlement settlers situation tariff tion Toronto treaty tribes union United Upper Canada West western