Divided Society: Rebellion and Reform in Canada
Across
- 2. Past tense. What happened to the Reformers Samuel Lount and Peter Matthews in 1838.
- 4. "Hike the tax so that you don't have to walk! More roads and canals please!" -- a ________, probably.
- 6. "La clique du Château anglais passe outre nos élus! Les immigrants Britanniques vont-ils commencer à nous dire quoi faire ? Ils s'emparent du peu de bonnes terres agricoles qui restent. Et la récolte de blé est mauvaise. Que va faire le gouvernement?" -- The _________, probably.
- 7. AKA: LARGE HOUSE + ONOMATOPOEIA (kind of) Only in Lower Canada.
- 9. "I like four things: Being English, having an impressive education, having the birthright to govern the riff-raff of Lower Canada, and being an answer in this crossword twice," - The _______ ______, probably.
- 11. "The best farmland is given to the Family Compact and the Anglican Church! Then they sell the land at a profit!" -- A ______, probably.
- 12. Thanks to Canada's ______ ______, I don't have to yell the name of the person I want to vote for. This wasn't the case in the 1800s.
- 19. "I dislike two things: the English elite taxing us and getting rich, and having a weak Assembly." The ________ ___________, probably.
- 20. The top guy in the new colonial system of government. Britain picks him.
- 21. "I'll give you 42 eggs if you vote for McCormick MacDust," as an example.
- 23. One of the two councils that was picked by and helped advise the [answer here]. Hint: What do you call a person you used to date?
- 24. "A church full of rebel soldiers? Weird.. all I see here is a candle." -- a pyromaniac British soldier at _____ ________, probably.
- 25. "J'ai besoin... du pouvoir des gens ordinaires!"
Down
- 1. Upper Canada's population was composed primarily of ___________ (hint: you aren't allowed these in class, but you can have them in your locker).
- 3. (Last name only). Led a group of radicals. Had 92 ideas on how to fix Canada (these were rejected). His forces are crushed by the British military in 1837(ish).
- 5. AKA: LOVED ONES + STUFFED INTO BOX (kind of). Only in Upper Canada.
- 8. Those demanding change called themselves the _________. Sounds like a corny Marvel movie when 'The' is placed in front.
- 10. Lower Canada's population was composed primarily of ___________ (Hint: Green Goblin in Spider-Man 3 (the old one)).
- 13. "Hey! I was really loyal before, so I shouldn't have to be now!!" -- A ________, probably.
- 14. Colonists felt the system of government in place was ______.
- 15. Weapon of choice for polling station bullies. Great in smoothies.
- 16. Even though the total number of rebels was ultimately not significant, Britain realized that its problems wouldn't go away without government ______.
- 17. The Legislative ________ was voted on by a select group of people, but had very limited power compared to the councils directly appointed by the governor.
- 18. This Act, signed in 1791, created a new form of government in the British colonies.
- 22. One of the two councils that was picked by and helped advise the [answer here]. Hint: Squatting trains these.