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Patriots led by Papineau organize rallies and petitions demanding reform of government that Britain rejects
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British troops are moved into Lower Canada to quell the rebellion,leaving few troops in Upper Canada
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The British troops try to arrest Patiot leaders like Papineau but they escape into the countryside. The Patriots prepare themselves to fight the British troops that are in pursuit
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The Patriots win in a battle against British troops at Saint-Denis
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After MacKenzie and his followers hear of the battle of Saint-Charles they plan a rebellion in Upper Canada thinking most of British troops were gone
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MacKenzie leads a disorganized and ill prepared attack on York which turns into a retreat
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The British government arms vbolunters loyal to Britain and they quickly defeat MacKenzie and the rebels, who flee to the United States or are hung.
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The British troops bring in reinforcements and totally defeat the Patriots in a gory blood bath at the battle of Saint-Charles
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The British capture Saint-Eustache from the Patriot fighters, The Patriot leaders flee to the United States while the British troops burn Canadien settlements
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Many other attempts at rebellions and raids tried in both Upper and Lower Canada but none suceeded
