History, 22.10.2019 22:50 vickReis06
1. the british parliament creates the province of canada, granting the new province more self-government. the capital moves to ottawa.
2. the british divide canada into upper (british) canada and lower (french) canada.
3. the statute of westminster recognizes canada as an independent nation.
4. queen elizabeth ii signs the proclamation of the constitution. the signing cuts the final cord of the united kingdom's control over canada.
5. the british north america act forms the dominion of canada on what canadians consider the nation's birthday. the act unites the british north america provinces of ontario, quebec, nova scotia, and new brunswick.
order these in chronological order. do it quick im giving 50 points: )
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