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Sir John Alexander MacDonald
Sir John A MacDonald was born in Glasgow, Scotland on Janurary 11th 1815. He was the first prime minister of Canada and served as one for 19 years. He died on June 6th 1891. -
Alexander Mackenzie
Alexander was born in Scotland on Jan. 28th 1822. He was the second prime minister of Canada. He served as one from 1873 to 1878. He died April 17, 1892. -
Wildfred Laurier
Wilfred Laurier was born in Canada East on Nov 20th 1841. He was the seventh prime minister of Canada and served as one from 1896 to 1911. He died on Feb. 17 1919. -
1st Achievement of MacDonald
One of the many accomplishments of MacDonald's was that he helped bring the provinces of Upper and lower Canada, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick together in 1867 to form Canada. -
1st Achievement of Mackenzie
Mackenzie formed the Liberal government in 1873. -
2nd Achievement of Mackenzie
Mackenzie created Supreme Court of Canada in 1875. -
3rd Achievement of Mackenzie
Mackenzie had the Royal Military College of Canada built in Kingston in 1876. -
4th achievement of mackenzie
Mackenzie created the Office of the Auditor General in 1878. -
2nd Achievement of MacDonald
In 1879, MacDonald implemented the National Policy, which encouraged immigration, agriculture in the west, industry in the east, and movement of goods across the country. -
3rd Achievement of Macdonald
MacDonald was in charge of the union and expansion of Canada. By 1880, he had helped to bring together the North-West Territories, Manitoba, P.E.I., Bristish Columbia and the Artic Islands to join Canada. -
4th Achievement of MacDonald
On Nov 7th 1885, MacDonald had the Trans-Canadian Railway built. -
1st achievement of Laurier
One of Laurier's achievements was forming the Department of Labor in 1900. -
2nd achievement of laurier
Laurier created the provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan in 1905. -
3rd achievement of laurier
In 1909 Laurier formed the Department of External Affairs. -
4th achievement of Laurier
One of Laurier's final accomplishments was forming the Naval Service Bill in 1910.