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1663
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France passes a law that creates The Sovereign Council of Quebec. This action created New France to be a province and allowed for a civil government
1763
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The British decide to take over New France. The Royal Proclamation sets civil laws for Quebec
1774
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Approval of French civil law and permitted the ability to freely exercise the Roman Catholic Religion. This act symbolized Quebec as a distinct society within Canada and much different from other provinces
1791
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This act led to Quebec spiting into two provinces, which were called upper and lower Quebec. Each of the provinces had a executive council and an elected assembly. They had a representative government not a responsible government
1837 - 1838
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Mackenzie went against the Family Compact and Papineau went against Chateau Clique since they demanded for a responsible government
1839
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Lord Durham proposed to reunite the provinces once again and make the French language and its people disappear. After this a responsible government would take over
1840
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At this time Canada created "Canada East" and "Canada West." A responsible government was set but was not representative but the population within each province.
July 1st 1867
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Confederation also known as the British North America Act, joined New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Canada West and Canada East. The coming of these four provinces created a Federal government. The seats of the Federal government were chosen by rep by pop
1931
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This event gave Canada control of its foreign policy
1982
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Canada became its own country and The Charter of Rights and Freedoms was made for all of Canada to follow