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Early People

Explorers

Seven Year's War

British Loyalists

Dominion of Canada

Mining

In the early 1500s, early people such as the Algonquians, the Cree, the Iroquois, and the Huron inhabited Canada; they fished and hunted.




Explorers came to survey the land, and in 1611 it was claimed for England.



The French and the English fought over the land in the Seven Years’ War. The war ended in 1763 with the signing of the “Treaty of Paris”, and England victorious.

When the American Revolution ended, British loyalists fled from the U.S. to Canada, splitting the Quebec colony into Lower Canada (French speaking) and Upper Canada (English speaking that later became Ontario).

The Dominion of Canada was established, which meant it was self-governed, but still within the British Empire. Ontario became a province along with Quebec, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick.

In the late 1800s, mining became very prevalent, and hydroelectric power was on the rise.

Ontario

Sun Dec 31 1499 Fri Dec 31 1610 Fri Dec 31 1762 Tue Dec 31 1782 Mon Dec 31 1866 Wed Dec 31 1879 LegendTime Break96 Years and 364 Days

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Quebec

Nova Scotia

New Brunswick

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Canadian Province Research Project

By Lauren Ayube

A province research project is the perfect summative activity for any study of Canada, geography class, or general research unit! Students will love learning about landmarks, mottos, fun facts, history, and so much more for their chosen province!




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Canadian Province Project

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Create a timeline of Ontario's history, or the history of another Canadian province.

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  • Early People
  • Ontario
  • In the early 1500s, early people such as the Algonquians, the Cree, the Iroquois, and the Huron inhabited Canada; they fished and hunted.
  • Explorers
  • This land is perfect!
  • Explorers came to survey the land, and in 1611 it was claimed for England.
  • Seven Year's War
  • British Loyalists
  • The French and the English fought over the land in the Seven Years’ War. The war ended in 1763 with the signing of the “Treaty of Paris”, and England victorious.
  • Dominion of Canada
  • Quebec
  • When the American Revolution ended, British loyalists fled from the U.S. to Canada, splitting the Quebec colony into Lower Canada (French speaking) and Upper Canada (English speaking that later became Ontario).
  • Mining
  • The Dominion of Canada was established, which meant it was self-governed, but still within the British Empire. Ontario became a province along with Quebec, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick.
  • Ontario
  • New Brunswick
  • Nova Scotia
  • In the late 1800s, mining became very prevalent, and hydroelectric power was on the rise.
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