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American Civil War
This was the civil war in United States which was a conflict between the Northern US states (Union) and the Southern states that seceded and formed the Confederacy. -
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Imperial Relations and Role of economics
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The British North America Act or the Contitution Act
It was enacted by the Parliament of the United Kingdom and the Parliament of Canada.And then was renamed the Constitution Act In april 1982 -
Confederation
The confederation was the union of the British North American colonies of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Canada (Canada being an earlier 1841 union of Lower Canada and Upper Canada) under the name of Canada. -
The treaty of Washington
The treaty of Washigton was treaty that was signed by the Britain and the United Stataes in 1871to settle various disputes between the countries, espacially the Alabama Claims. -
National Policy
This was a tariff protection for Canadian manufacturers and the rallying of Sir John A. MACDONALD's Liberal-Conservative Party -
Colonial and Inperial Conferences
this conference was a consultation between representatives from the United Kingdom, Canada and other self-governing parts of the British Empire. This took place a lot of times in the coming years. -
South African War
This war was between Britain and the republics of South Africa and the Orange Free State. It was mostly called the Boer War. And the canadians were deciding on weather they would help The British or not. -
Foreign Affairs and International Trade
This was founded by Prime Minister Sir Wilfrid Laurier to Canadians travelling abroad and kept archives of external events and policies under control. -
Naval Service Act
This act was established the Royal Canadian Navy in 4 may 1910. It proposed a small navy under Canadian government control. -
Canada sign the treaty of Versailles
This was Canada signed peace . -
the Statue of Westminster
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Canada joins the United nation
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Constitution Act
Thsi was procees of canad patriation. -
Free Trade
This was When canda, USA and Mexico signed a free trade agreement.