thomas O'brien- canadian charter of right and freedoms
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- the English encouraged Acadians to move
- 1. take my boat and move your people to Ile St Jean
- 3. the english are coming and they want war
- 2. why
- the British handed Ile st jean back to the french
- i will give you this land for some of india
- give me Ile Royal and that a deal
- general Lawrence captured fort Beausejour
- "battle sceam"
- in this cartoon, the french people are trying to persuade the Acadians to move to Ile St-Jean because the english were trying to lake ownership of nova scotia so that the English population would outnumber the number of Acadians. meaning that they have authority
- the British deported all Acadians from n.s
- in this cartoon, the British are handing over Ile St-Jean and Ile royal to the french for land in India to settle a dispute
- the ships duke William and violet sunk on the way to france
- following the 1755 Acadian deportation of N.S. general Lawrence was taking over fort Beausejour when he got into the fort he found a lot of Acadians that the English let stay were fighting for the french. he made all of the Acadians take the oath to use for his army
- ile st jean deportation
- get off this island
- in this cartoon, it is representing the 1755 Acadian deportation of N.S. because rumor had it that war was coming so the English booted out all unloyal Acadians. there was a few Acadians that convinced the English that they were neutral
- it is a tragedy that the two ships Duke William and the violet full of Acadians sunk on the way to France because the English abandoned ship
- in this cartoon, the British people are trying to get every Acadian off of Ile St-Jean, the whole deportation was run by a man named Rollo, Rollo was not like general Lawrence who was a sadistic man. Rollo was nice to the people while making them leave
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