Time Machine for Socials.

By Malin H.

Important events:
10. The BNA Act
The BNA Act had created four of the provinces in Canada we still have. Those provinces
were New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Ontario and Quebec as the names of the two
Canadas.

9. The War of 1812

There were issues that wouldnt be solved by the government, so there was an
outbreak. After the war, the issues had been resolved.

8. Red River Uprising

The Red River Uprising was to show the government that the First Nations had rights
and had their own land.

7. The Constitution Act of 1791

This is what divided the two Canadas apart. This had also made any white males that
had property able to vote. However Councils had the right to reject any laws that were
passed the assembly.

6. The American Revolution

This uprising was up against the British, and the Treaty of Paris had ended the war.
Britain had given up their land to the new US Republic. Many of the loyalists had moved
to Canada.

5. The HBC and NWC Merge

These companies were on the verge of bankruptcy, but since they merged they now
own more than half of Canada now.

4. The Seven Years War

This war was fought by Britain and France, along with First Nations joining which side
they favored. This war eventually leads to the British to capture Quebec.

3. The Rebellions of 1837

 Although the rebellions were unsuccessful, they eventually got a point across to the
government leading toward the Durham Report to be created.

2. The Great Migration

This was what made Canada grow today. There were crops that had come from the
places that people immigrated from and there was a wider variety of cultures that
people had carried over to Canada.

Most Important Event: The Flu Pandemic.

The Flu Pandemic had killed a lot of people, more than the wars before it. If I could go
back and change any part of it without losing my life, I would go back and stop it from spreading
to the other side of the world. This would make many people survive, and by doing so it could
lead to advancements in technology. The way it would do this is that some people that would
have lost their lives could have some brilliant ideas for the world. This could also alter the
outcomes of some of the future wars. In some of the future wars specific sides had lost, and if
they had more people they could have won those fights. With those victorious fights there
could be different divisions of land, different rules or different resolutions for some problems.