Fathers of Confederation

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Which of the following individuals played a role in Canadian Confederation?

  • Lester B. Pearson
  • Mackenzie King
  • John A. Macdonald (correct)
  • Robert Borden

Which of the listed Fathers of Confederation also served as a premier of a Canadian province after Confederation?

  • William McDougall
  • Sir Oliver Mowat (correct)
  • Thomas D’Arcy McGee
  • George Brown

Which Father of Confederation was assassinated?

  • Sir George-Étienne Cartier
  • Sir Samuel Leonard Tilley
  • Jonathan McCully
  • Thomas D’Arcy McGee (correct)

Which of the following Fathers of Confederation is best known for his efforts in promoting responsible government in Nova Scotia before Confederation?

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Which Father of Confederation played a key role in the negotiations with Great Britain that led to the British North America Act?

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Which Father of Confederation had a significant career in journalism and was known for his advocacy for Confederation through his writings?

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Which Father of Confederation played a prominent role in Prince Edward Island's initial decision to reject Confederation, but later supported its entry?

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Which Father of Confederation was instrumental in promoting the interests of the Catholic minority in the Province of Canada during the Confederation debates?

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Which of these Fathers of Confederation also served as Lieutenant Governor of his province after Confederation?

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Which Father of Confederation was a prominent businessman and financier, playing a key role in establishing Canada's financial system?

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Flashcards

George Brown

A Father of Confederation, he played a key role in the Charlottetown and Quebec Conferences, advocating for responsible government and Confederation.

Thomas Heath Haviland

A Father of Confederation from Prince Edward Island, he attended the Charlottetown and Quebec Conferences, contributing to the discussions on financial arrangements and provincial representation.

Sir George-Étienne Cartier

He played a crucial role in negotiating the terms of Confederation, advocating for the rights and interests of French-Canadians in the new Dominion.

Sir Samuel Leonard Tilley

As Premier of New Brunswick, he initially opposed Confederation but later played a key role in bringing the province into the Dominion.

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Sir John A. Macdonald

As the primary architect of Canadian Confederation, he skillfully united diverse interests and political factions to establish the Dominion of Canada in 1867.

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Charles Tupper

A Father of Confederation from Nova Scotia, he played a prominent role in advocating for the province's entry into Confederation.

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Peter Mitchell

A Father of Confederation from New Brunswick, he was a strong advocate for Confederation and played a key role in the negotiations leading up to it.

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William McDougall

One of the Fathers of Confederation, he played a significant role in the Charlottetown and Quebec Conferences, advocating for the union of British North America.

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Edward Palmer

A Father of Confederation from Prince Edward Island, he served as Premier and played a key role in the Charlottetown and Quebec Conferences, contributing to the discussions on Confederation.

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Jonathan McCully

A Father of Confederation instrumental in bringing Nova Scotia into Confederation, advocating for its economic and political benefits.

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Study Notes

  • George Brown was a Father of Confederation.
  • Sir Alexander Campbell was a Father of Confederation.
  • Sir Frederick Carter was a Father of Confederation.
  • Sir George-Étienne Cartier was a Father of Confederation.
  • Edward Barron Chandler was a Father of Confederation.
  • Jean-Charles Chapais was a Father of Confederation.
  • James Cockburn was a Father of Confederation.
  • George Coles was a Father of Confederation.
  • Robert Barry Dickey was a Father of Confederation.
  • Charles Fisher was a Father of Confederation.
  • Sir Alexander Tilloch Galt was a Father of Confederation.
  • John Hamilton Gray was a Father of Confederation.
  • John Hamilton Gray was a Father of Confederation.
  • Thomas Heath Haviland was a Father of Confederation.
  • William Alexander Henry was a Father of Confederation.
  • Sir William Pearce Howland was a Father of Confederation.
  • John Mercer Johnson was a Father of Confederation.
  • Sir Hector-Louis Langevin was a Father of Confederation.
  • Andrew Archibald Macdonald was a Father of Confederation.
  • Sir John A. Macdonald was a Father of Confederation.
  • Jonathan McCully was a Father of Confederation.
  • William McDougall was a Father of Confederation.
  • Thomas D’Arcy McGee was a Father of Confederation.
  • Peter Mitchell was a Father of Confederation.
  • Sir Oliver Mowat was a Father of Confederation.
  • Edward Palmer was a Father of Confederation.
  • William Henry Pope was a Father of Confederation.
  • John William Ritchie was a Father of Confederation.
  • Sir Ambrose Shea was a Father of Confederation.
  • William H. Steeves was a Father of Confederation.
  • Sir Étienne-Paschal Taché was a Father of Confederation.
  • Sir Samuel Leonard Tilley was a Father of Confederation.
  • Sir Charles Tupper was a Father of Confederation.
  • Edward Whelan was a Father of Confederation.
  • Robert Duncan Wilmot was a Father of Confederation.

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