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| In 1825, most people in this area lived near the water routes of Lake Erie and Lake Ontario. |
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| In the 1820s two words that would best describe Upper Canada. |
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| In Upper Canada many farmers were in debt and were forced to do this with the following year's crop in order to obtain financing to buy supplies for this years crop. |
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| Three crops which originated in the Americas. |
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| True or False Upper class Immigrants to Upper Canada had to perform manual labour. |
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| Upper Canada today is part of which province? |
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| The ruling elite in Upper Canada. |
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| The Family Compact was primarily made up of aristocrats from this country. |
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| True or False Joining the Family Compact was easy for all upper class immigrants from England. |
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| roads, land reserves, land speculators |
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| Causes of dissatisfaction in Upper Canada. |
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| Clergy reserves were set aside in Upper Canada to provide income for this church. |
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| Fraction of land set aside in Upper Canada for crown and clergy reserves. |
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| Crown and Clergy Reserves |
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| Blocks of land in Upper Canada that caused problems for farmers because they were not farmed and blocked road development. |
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| Group of people the British government felt would be best suited to control most of the land in Upper Canada. |
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| By 1815 the fraction of land owned by land speculators in Upper Canada. |
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| In the early 19th century Britain feared that the colonist would adopt the attitudes and views of this group of people. |
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