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| was a territory that could disrupt a lucrative fur trade, or, even worse, undermine the company's trade monoploy in the area |
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| is where Americans view a ponit for settlement |
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| was a capable administrator with an unnerving physical presnce |
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| the HBC and the Russians agreed that the Russians world aease operation south |
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| fort vancouver chief factor |
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| is an immediately placedunder the direcrion of chife factor John McLoughlin |
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| was made to establish a new depot of fort Vancouver |
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| a democratic candidate for the oresidency who ran on the slogan 54 40 or fight |
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| it means that the US claimed the Oregan Territory up to 54 40 N |
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| in the boreder between canda and US |
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| officers were considered to be gentlemen because they came from the privileged class in england |
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| wsa a metis and married to james douglas |
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| the British upper class "landed" in another country |
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| a negotiate treaties with the aboriginal people |
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| the first ship to arrive at fort Victoria |
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| was a creative way of getting across the strait og georgia |
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| would provide some degree of military presence in the new colony |
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| a largest town in the cariboo, situated on the western edge of the cariboo mountains |
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| a town that provides service to people engaged in one main industry |
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| was by far the more popular leader also he become the new governor of a new colony |
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| was governor Seymour successor |
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| the chief surveyor of Canada, ws busy promoting a route that would cross the rookies at yellowhead pass and then travel south to Burrard inlet |
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| was one of the route that Fleming chosed aslo it was a military reserves in case the British government decided that the harbour needed protection |
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| it clear that the Fraser River froze during winter months |
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| opened a saloon about a kilmetre and a half away from the mill, much to the relief of the mill workers |
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| was designated as the termins of the CPR |
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| was ine of the five oppenheimers. lobbied governor Douglas to bulid a road yale to the cariboo.also bought a fire engine from san francisco, partly as a public reations gesture, and his brother lsaac become the volunteer fire chief |
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| a tax omposed on each person entering a country |
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