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the Royal Proclamation attempted to protect the Native peoples from uncontrolled white settlement
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fighting broke out between colonists and the British
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The British finally surrendered to the Americans
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Over 30,000 Loyalists settled in Nova Scotia, many of them in the western part of Nova Scotia, which became a separate colony called New Brunswick
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A threat to the two colonies of Upper Canada and Lower Canada occurred during the War
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Great Migration
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violence broke out between the supporters of Papineau and the government
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Rebellion forced the British government to look carefully at how the colonies were governed and to bring in reforms
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, the rebels in Upper Canada planned an uprising when the regular British troops were sent to Montreal to put down the rebellion in Lower Canada
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Great Famine
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responsible government was also granted to each of the Maritime colonies, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland
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Lord Elgin accepted the decision of the assembly over the Rebellion Losses Bill in the face of opposition from the Chateau Clique
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violence broke out between the supporters of Papineau and the government
