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| alson someone who shaves value of that period. |
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| governor of the province of canada. |
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| leader of the clear grits, a more radical party. |
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| Leader of the parti Bleu. |
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| Was a member of the great coulition goverment in the province of canada that secured confederation between 1864 and 1867. |
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| Was an Irish Nattiomalist catholic spokesman, jounalist, and father of canadian confederstion. he fought for the development of irish and canadian national identites that would transcend their component groups. |
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| French Canadian Politician and jurist. |
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| A fraternal organisations deaicated to the establishment of an independent irish repullc founded in america in 1858. |
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| trade between states though methods such as tariffs on imported goods and a varity of government regulations. |
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| Dealing with other Country. |
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| A period of low economic activity marked by high unemployment. |
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| a government at the level of the level of the nation-states. |
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| Made canada a country , became aconstation. |
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| The act of adding another territory to one's own. |
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| A government subject to the votes of the people. |
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| a union of provinces each of which keeps certain powers but gives up other powers to a central national government. |
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| in politics, taking bribes or using influence to gain an unfair advantage. |
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| A war between the souther and nothern American states over states rights. the divisive issue was slavery |
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| John A. Macdonald was the leader of the tories; coulition ,"rep by pop" |
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| Representation by populationvilently opposed in canada east. |
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| so caled because a brave person has "grit" |
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| indenpent member of the government that could toople a government. |
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