HIS261H5 Lecture Notes - English Canada, Lower Canada, Big Country

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British territory, increasing number of scottish & irish were involved in farming viable, agricultural communities got established. Fishery communities & settlement continued to grow slowly, the lumber industry got established in the atlantic colonies, created into a ship building, hand tools used to build ships, ships carried logs, industry of their own and transport industry. Names and political boundaries took shape, st. johns island now formally changed to pei, early 19th century colonies established and distinguished from american colonies. Possibility of ns becoming one of the 14 colonies that rebelled and separated, by 30/40s from 1830s. largest colony was canada, loyalist migration, English canada was followed by influx of american settlers, confirmed boundary. Canada remained heart of canada, headquarter of gov + majority of population, growing prosperity, profitable commercial agriculture and logging. Immigration coming upper and lower quebec was a main arrival for all immigrants, due to the water route.

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