MEDIA CENTRE

 
   

Reform/Revolt

Canada Timeline

 
 
 
 
 

Until this great work is completed, our dominion is little more than a geographical expression - Sir John A. Macdonald

 

Travel through the eras of  history and the development of the various nations that make up Canada today.

 
   
         
 
 

Lower Canada

 
 

Upper Canada

 
         

Family Compact | Lower Canada Reform | Upper Canada Reform | William Lyon MacKenzie | Louis Joseph Papineau | The Maritimes | Durham Report

This was a period of the development of colonial systems, revolt against these systems which represented the elites of the various societies in Upper and Lower Canada, and the revolt against these systems. The resultant reform by British authorities of the colonial governments was different then their response during the American Revolution and led towards the principle of responsible government. Without these events the formation of a administrative, merchant and profession class, ready and able to participate in the machines of government may have been delayed for a few decades and by the 1860's American ambitions for manifest destiny may have found fertile ground in an alienated, British North America. As matters developed this period led to a pro-British, anti-American society which scrambled to form a united from when threatened by American power during the US Civil War.

Family Compact
Lower Canada Reform
Upper Canada Reform
William Lyon MacKenzie
Louis Joseph Papineau
The Maritimes
Durham Report

 
1 FREE Audiobook RISK-FREE from Audible
Travel
The History Club

Sign up for a complimentary membership in our history e-publication TIMELINES and receive a monthly issue of Timelines magazine. Join

To contact regarding information on this site or to submit articles for web publication, please click here

 

 

 

       
 BROWSE OUR SITES: ENGLAND | UNITED STATES | CANADA | FRANCE | RUSSIA | THE HISTORY PROJECT |
CONTACT US EVENTS AFFILIATES    
E-MAGAZINE   WEB TRAVEL WEB STORE EMAIL US  
New content © 2003-20010 Access History Web Company.  This Web site was produced for The History Project. by Access History Web Company.
Web site ©2010  General Disclaimer