The West
Across
- 5. in 1862, a miner brought __________, and even though europeans were vaccinated, the First Nations were not.
- 7. The ________ immigrants arrived in BC in 1858 joining the gold rush and opening supply stores.
- 8. ____________was chosen as Vancouver's second Mayor.
- 9. With fewer people pay taxes the _____ revenue dropped
- 12. During the last battle of the Northwest Uprising, this special weapon helped the Canadians win the last battle.
- 16. Earned the name The Father of British Coloumbia
- 18. The Kights of Labour pressed the government to _________ all Chinese from Vancouver.
- 19. An American who worked part of the railway named ________________ were short on workers and money, so he brought the chinese to work on short wages.
- 20. Gassy Jack became famous and well known because of his ______ in a dry town.
- 21. The fist non-european immigrants to British Coloumbia.
- 23. A belief from Americans that America was destined to own all of North America
- 25. _________ gold wasn't easy as the people thought.
- 27. an idea made by John A. Macdonald that all parts of Canada should be joined into one country.
- 29. This Prime Minister sent letters during Riel's trial that he would be spared
- 30. With little money from both British Coloumbia and Vancouver island, they both ______, hoping to solve the problem.
- 32. The metis who made tactics during the Northwest uprising
- 34. ____________ War happened because one of the Nlaka'pamux first nations women got attacked by miners
- 37. The works that the Chinese did were _____ and difficult.
- 38. Louis Riel presented this idea to the national Metis Comittee
- 42. An organization formed to support Metis rights in the Red River Valley
- 44. McLoughlin was furious because Fort Vancouver was closed and his son died in a ______.
- 45. ____________ was the end of the Canadian Pacific Railway.
- 47. They gold rush caused the _____ values in Victoria to rise
- 48. After McDougall's mistake, __________ was given to the provisional government
- 51. A List made in 1870 that explains the rights and freedoms of the Metis
- 52. British Coloumbia threatened to ______ confederation if the Railroad was not built as promised
- 53. In 1850 ____ was discovered in Nanaimo and Cumberland.
- 54. people who want to join the U.S were called ___________.
- 55. Louis Riel spent some time in an ____________ during his mental illness.
- 58. Started a newspaper called "The British Colonist"
- 59. Encouraged Americans to settle in the south of Columbian River.
- 61. John A. Macdonald, George Stephen, Donald Smith, and James J. Hill were all part of a ________ to finish the railroad within 10 years.
Down
- 1. The Kanakas were from ______.
- 2. When John A. Macdonald got re-elected, he spent ___________ to find new investors in the railway.
- 3. As more Chinese immigrants came to BC, ______________ increased.
- 4. Although building a railway across the Canadian Shield wasn't easy, the biggest challenge was making a railway through the __________.
- 6. Even when British Coloumbia and Vancouver island united, they were still in decline. They needed _______, money, and better access to markets.
- 10. in 1870, this made Manitoba a province and now joined confederation
- 11. With all the miners leaving after the gold rush, less people paid ____.
- 13. a series of battles in 1885 between the Metis and the Canadian forces
- 14. James Douglas's wife _______ Douglas was an essential person to him.
- 15. The Canadian government was spending most of it's time, money, and effort into this project.
- 17. The largest group of non-european immigrants were the ____.
- 19. People who mistrusted Canada and didn't want to join confederation were called ______.
- 22. The people in favor of joining confederation were called ______.
- 24. The chinese workers were paid just a ______ a day.
- 26. In 1876, John A. Macdonald developed a _________.
- 28. The first lifeguard in BC was Joe ______.
- 31. A leader of the Metis who fought for their rights and freedoms
- 33. After the CPR was completed the Chinese workers could not _______ to travel back to China.
- 35. In 1870 execution of _______ marked the end of the threat of war between the Metis and the Canadian Party
- 36. This city had the CPR terminus and it population was growing fast.
- 39. James Douglas worked for the ___ since the age of 16.
- 40. General ________ was in charge of the Canadian troops during the Northwest Uprising.
- 41. Over _____ Percent died from small pox as it spread into Haida Gwaii
- 43. The fiveOppenheimer brothers were Charles, Meyer, Isaac, and _______.
- 46. In December 1869 Riel and his men arrested _________ and 48 of his men
- 49. Since 1848, many people moved to California and worked all the way up to BarkerVille because of the __________.
- 50. In 1881, the CPR Syndicate hired _______ as a new general manager.
- 56. Sandford Fleming and his _______ were sent to find various roots for the railroad.
- 57. A person who's a descent to a first nation and a European Heritage
- 60. Over ____ of the First Nations had died from this disease.