ChloeCooleyin1793 sheresistedslavery andinfluencedfuture change TheGreatLakesHuron,Ontario,Michigan,Eerie,Superior Ottawathecapital ofCanada72resolutionsDefined specificresponsibilitiesfor federal andprovincialgovernment CanadaWestMainlyEnglish andProtestantChristian FirstNations,Inuit andMetis3 indigenousgroups whowere not apart ofConfederationSir John A.MacDonaldCanada'sFirstPrimeMinister July1st,1867Canada'sBirthday St.Lawrenceriver thatconnectsgreat lakesto AtlanticOcean Fathers ofConfederation36 political leaderswho representedBritish NorthAmerican coloniesat the conferences   The Threatof anAmericanTakeoverAmerican'sbelief inManifestDestiny  PoliticalDeadlockCanada Westand CanadaEast had anequal # ofrepresentatives CharlottetownConferencemeeting todiscusspossibility of aunionSeptember1864 Railwayneed fortransportationProvince ofCanada(Eastand West), NewBrunswick andNova ScotiaWhojoined onJuly 1,1867?LondonConference1866–1867final meetingestablishedCanadianConfederationChangingBritishAttitudesBritish notwanting theirtaxes tosupport BNA TheRepeal ofthe CornLawsBNA losingtradeadvantagewith Britain MaritimesName forNewBrunswick,Nova Scotiaand PEI TheThreat oftheFeniansIrishAmericansinvadingBNA Black Settlers,Poor WhiteSettlers,Women andChildrenalso notincludedindecisions QuebecConferenceOctober 1864meeting thatlaid thegroundwork forCanadianConfederation CanadaEastMainlyFrench andCatholicChistian Torontothecapital ofOntario ChloeCooleyin1793 sheresistedslavery andinfluencedfuture change TheGreatLakesHuron,Ontario,Michigan,Eerie,Superior Ottawathecapital ofCanada72resolutionsDefined specificresponsibilitiesfor federal andprovincialgovernment CanadaWestMainlyEnglish andProtestantChristian FirstNations,Inuit andMetis3 indigenousgroups whowere not apart ofConfederationSir John A.MacDonaldCanada'sFirstPrimeMinister July1st,1867Canada'sBirthday St.Lawrenceriver thatconnectsgreat lakesto AtlanticOcean Fathers ofConfederation36 political leaderswho representedBritish NorthAmerican coloniesat the conferences   The Threatof anAmericanTakeoverAmerican'sbelief inManifestDestiny  PoliticalDeadlockCanada Westand CanadaEast had anequal # ofrepresentatives CharlottetownConferencemeeting todiscusspossibility of aunionSeptember1864 Railwayneed fortransportationProvince ofCanada(Eastand West), NewBrunswick andNova ScotiaWhojoined onJuly 1,1867?LondonConference1866–1867final meetingestablishedCanadianConfederationChangingBritishAttitudesBritish notwanting theirtaxes tosupport BNA TheRepeal ofthe CornLawsBNA losingtradeadvantagewith Britain MaritimesName forNewBrunswick,Nova Scotiaand PEI TheThreat oftheFeniansIrishAmericansinvadingBNA Black Settlers,Poor WhiteSettlers,Women andChildrenalso notincludedindecisions QuebecConferenceOctober 1864meeting thatlaid thegroundwork forCanadianConfederation CanadaEastMainlyFrench andCatholicChistian Torontothecapital ofOntario 

Confederation - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. in1793 she resisted slavery and influenced future change
    Chloe Cooley
  2. Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Eerie, Superior
    The Great Lakes
  3. the capital of Canada
    Ottawa
  4. Defined specific responsibilities for federal and provincial government
    72 resolutions
  5. Mainly English and Protestant Christian
    Canada West
  6. 3 indigenous groups who were not a part of Confederation
    First Nations, Inuit and Metis
  7. Canada's First Prime Minister
    Sir John A. MacDonald
  8. Canada's Birthday
    July 1st, 1867
  9. river that connects great lakes to Atlantic Ocean
    St. Lawrence
  10. 36 political leaders who represented British North American colonies at the conferences
    Fathers of Confederation
  11. American's belief in Manifest Destiny
    The Threat of an American Takeover
  12. Canada West and Canada East had an equal # of representatives
    Political Deadlock
  13. meeting to discuss possibility of a union September 1864
    Charlottetown Conference
  14. need for transportation
    Railway
  15. Who joined on July 1, 1867?
    Province of Canada(East and West), New Brunswick and Nova Scotia
  16. 1866–1867 final meeting established Canadian Confederation
    London Conference
  17. British not wanting their taxes to support BNA
    Changing British Attitudes
  18. BNA losing trade advantage with Britain
    The Repeal of the Corn Laws
  19. Name for New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and PEI
    Maritimes
  20. Irish Americans invading BNA
    The Threat of the Fenians
  21. also not included in decisions
    Black Settlers, Poor White Settlers, Women and Children
  22. October 1864 meeting that laid the groundwork for Canadian Confederation
    Quebec Conference
  23. Mainly French and Catholic Chistian
    Canada East
  24. the capital of Ontario
    Toronto