• Dec 18, 1500

    Matriarchy

    Matriarchy
    The Iroquois system of gouvernment were leadership was performed by the women
  • Dec 18, 1500

    Patriarchy

    Patriarchy
    The Algonkian system were power is in the mans hands
  • Period: Dec 18, 1500 to

    First Occupants

  • Military Alliances

    Military Alliances
    First nations form alliances with The European powers
  • French Alliances

    French Alliances
    The French Ally with the hurons
  • Period: to

    French regime

  • English alliances

    English alliances
    English ally with Iroquois
  • Coureur de bois

    Coureur de bois
    Europeans who hunt and sometimes live with the natives to gather fur
  • RC church influence

    RC church influence
    Church was everywere. involved in politics and converting savages
  • Life in New France

    Life in New France
    Hard work. Not developing. Less class division. Land split using segnorial system
  • Royal Gouvernment

    Royal Gouvernment
    King takes control of colonie and puts this system in place
  • Absolute Monarchy

    Absolute Monarchy
    King has final say on all matters
  • Royal Procllamation

    Royal Procllamation
    Colonie renaimed Quebec. Territiry reduced to area sorounding the st laawrence.Civilian Gouvernment run By Gouverneur who is chosen by king. English civil and criminal laws applied.New land divided using townships system. No Chatholics could hold office
  • Great peace of Montreal

    Great peace of Montreal
    A peace treaty involving new france and many first nations which lead to 16 years of peace
  • Articles of capiyulation

    Articles of capiyulation
    Militia can stay, Army has to leave, Catholosism remains but Bishop not replaced when dies, and everyone is british subject
  • Period: to

    British regime

  • Treaty of Paris

    Treaty of Paris
    Ends 7 year war. All New France becomes British exept St Pierre et Miquelon
  • James Murray

    James Murray
    First gouverneur. Bends rules. Allows new Bishop. Allowed french laws in lower court. No Elected assembly because would favor english. Replaced by Guy Carltown who does the same thing
  • Quebec act

    Quebec act
    Enlardes Quebec. If you swear loyalty to king you can hold office. French civil laws back. Apointed council
  • Loyalists

    Loyalists
    after American revolution 36000 loyalist imigrate to Canada with 6000 imigrating to Quebec.
  • Constitutional act

    Constitutional act
    split into lower and upper canada. Lower is majority French and use french civil laws and Upper canada is completely English using English civil laws
  • Issues in lower canada

    Issues in lower canada
    Elected council Was French while other councils were english. Could not agree which lead to alot of tension
  • 92 resolutions

    92 resolutions
    Demands sent by Parti Patriot head Louis Papineau to king of England
  • The rebellions

    The rebellions
    to 1838. In upper canada put down imidiatly. In lower canada after some battles it is put down
  • act of Union

    act of Union
    Combines canada which compose of 2 regions West canada and East canada. each has 42 representatives. Gouverneur still has veto. Share debt which was mostly West canada's
  • responsibal gouvernment

    responsibal gouvernment
    Lord Elgin grants responsibal gouvernment
  • charlottetown

    charlottetown
    Canada, NB, NS, and PEI discuss merger
  • Quebec conference

    Quebec conference
    same colonies as before + Newfie land. Agree on merger. PEI and Newfie land Withdraw because population does not want
  • Dominion of canada

    Dominion of canada
    Due to London conference Canada becomes a completly self gouverning colonie with 4 provinces. Quebec, ontario, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia
  • Period: to

    contemperary period

  • quiet Revolution

    quiet Revolution
    Quebec modernises after being held back by Duplesis
  • Referendum #1

    Referendum #1
    60% vote against
  • Referendum #2

    Referendum #2
    50.6% against