HIST 101 Lecture Notes - Free Trade
16 Dec 2012
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She will send exam questions during the week. First nations, mid-19th c treaties granted reserves, hunting, fishing rights surrendered legal title to lands. Reserves affected economic and political power settler encroachment on reserve lands. Religion at mid-19th c spiritually and secular guidance ethnicity tied to religion reference by white administrators little farming advice, equipment disease and alcohol. Ns and nb descendants of black loyalists discrimination in access to land and public schooling segregated communities. Us refugees, free settlers, runaway slaves many underground railway discrimination, segregation restricted access to public education. Industrial revolution use of steam power ran manufacturing and agricultural machines big change for increasing products. Impact on society materialism challenged traditional values rural to urban population shift to get jobs new class structure bourgeois, etcones who own production public and private spheres separated from home homes for family; factories for work. British laissez-faire fewer taxes less government intervention free trade replaced mercantilism in empire in 1840s.
