CATHOLICRELIGION CAN BEPRACTICED stilltoday and began withthe rights given toLOYALIST SUCH ASTHE CANADIENS inQuebecUPPER CANADA AMERICANsettlers after the AMERICANREVOUTIO N WAR OfINDEPENDENCE asked toleave after the war of 1812 PRIOR TO WARAMERICACNA CAME N TOBRITISH NORTH AMERICAIN TO FIND FARM LANDImmigration toLOWER ANDUPPER CANADAREPRESENTATIVEGOVERNMENTCANADIENSPERSEPCTIVEWANTING TO KEEPQUEBEC CATHOLIC PREISTS supportingdecision making AND BILLIGUALISMNAME whoSUPPORTED andfought the war 1812KING GEORGELOYALISTS toBritish NorthAmericaASSIMULATIONEXAMPLEfor INDIGNOUSBRITIAN LOYALISTOR CANADIANCATHOILC who isBilingualAMERICANPATRIOTWILLIAM Hullperspective not toassimilate andkeep 13 ColoniesidentityWAR1812FENCH INASSIMULATION INQUEBEC SENDPETITONS TO THEGOVERNMENT 1791CONSITUITONAL ACT TORMAIN AND PROTECTLAND, RELIGION ANDLANGUAGE RIGHTSFIRST NATIONSTECUMSECHPERSPECTIVEAS AN ALLY TO WAR1812 TECUMSHE DIDNOT Consider HIMSLEF.ASSIMULATED andBritain WILL SENDRIFFLESFIRST NATIONSWAR OF 1812SHAPED IDENTITYASSIMULAITONand ALLIES INBECOMNIGCANANDAAMERCIANPatriot or BRITISHLoyalist- REDCOATS and BLUECOATSEXAMPLESBRITIAN LOYALISTPERSPECTIVErecognizedBRITISH IDEITITY, NOT CANAIDENNOR INDINGNOUSCHIEFTecumseh joinsthe British tofight theAMERICANPATIROTSCANADIENDS in QUEBECWANTED MONARCHYAND CATHOLICITY  opposing the republicgovernmentwho elected people withoutMONARCHYLOWER CANANDA        and FRANCOPHONERIGHTS  Free!WAR of 1812 UNITED THEDIVERSE PEOPLE ofBRITISH NORTHAMERICAN SHAPING CANADIANIDENTITY with a commoncause to fight AMERCIANSFO taking over their land,FRENCH ASSIMULATION DIVIDEDQUEBEC AND ONTARIO BECOMEUPPER AND LOWER CANANDA BRIIAN IGNORES FIRST NATION ISOLATES THEM on RESERVES AFER THE WAR BIRITN FELT IT NOLONGER NEEDED ALLIES ANDWAS LESS WORIED ABOUTAMERICAN INVASIONSBRITIAN ADVOCAATES FORASSIMULATION King of ENGLAND IS ANGRYWITH AMERICANS      ISSAC BROCKWANTED THEIROWN IDENTITYIN THEAMERICANCOLONIES for notax with outrepresentationCATHOLICSOPPOSEAMERICANREPULBICSLIKE PATRIOTWILLIAM HULLLoyalists: Hannah Ingram,George David and First NATIONSperspectives       Thayendanegea seek freedomand safety in refugeCATHOLICSOPPOSEFRENCH REBLICIN NAPOLEONICWARS OFEUROPESIGNING the TREATY OFGHENT ENDS THE WAROF 1812 AMERICAN 49 PARALELL BOADER STILL EXSITSTODAY BEWTEETN USAAND CANADACATHOLICRELIGION CAN BEPRACTICED stilltoday and began withthe rights given toLOYALIST SUCH ASTHE CANADIENS inQuebecUPPER CANADA AMERICANsettlers after the AMERICANREVOUTIO N WAR OfINDEPENDENCE asked toleave after the war of 1812 PRIOR TO WARAMERICACNA CAME N TOBRITISH NORTH AMERICAIN TO FIND FARM LANDImmigration toLOWER ANDUPPER CANADAREPRESENTATIVEGOVERNMENTCANADIENSPERSEPCTIVEWANTING TO KEEPQUEBEC CATHOLIC PREISTS supportingdecision making AND BILLIGUALISMNAME whoSUPPORTED andfought the war 1812KING GEORGELOYALISTS toBritish NorthAmericaASSIMULATIONEXAMPLEfor INDIGNOUSBRITIAN LOYALISTOR CANADIANCATHOILC who isBilingualAMERICANPATRIOTWILLIAM Hullperspective not toassimilate andkeep 13 ColoniesidentityWAR1812FENCH INASSIMULATION INQUEBEC SENDPETITONS TO THEGOVERNMENT 1791CONSITUITONAL ACT TORMAIN AND PROTECTLAND, RELIGION ANDLANGUAGE RIGHTSFIRST NATIONSTECUMSECHPERSPECTIVEAS AN ALLY TO WAR1812 TECUMSHE DIDNOT Consider HIMSLEF.ASSIMULATED andBritain WILL SENDRIFFLESFIRST NATIONSWAR OF 1812SHAPED IDENTITYASSIMULAITONand ALLIES INBECOMNIGCANANDAAMERCIANPatriot or BRITISHLoyalist- REDCOATS and BLUECOATSEXAMPLESBRITIAN LOYALISTPERSPECTIVErecognizedBRITISH IDEITITY, NOT CANAIDENNOR INDINGNOUSCHIEFTecumseh joinsthe British tofight theAMERICANPATIROTSCANADIENDS in QUEBECWANTED MONARCHYAND CATHOLICITY  opposing the republicgovernmentwho elected people withoutMONARCHYLOWER CANANDA        and FRANCOPHONERIGHTS  Free!WAR of 1812 UNITED THEDIVERSE PEOPLE ofBRITISH NORTHAMERICAN SHAPING CANADIANIDENTITY with a commoncause to fight AMERCIANSFO taking over their land,FRENCH ASSIMULATION DIVIDEDQUEBEC AND ONTARIO BECOMEUPPER AND LOWER CANANDA BRIIAN IGNORES FIRST NATION ISOLATES THEM on RESERVES AFER THE WAR BIRITN FELT IT NOLONGER NEEDED ALLIES ANDWAS LESS WORIED ABOUTAMERICAN INVASIONSBRITIAN ADVOCAATES FORASSIMULATION King of ENGLAND IS ANGRYWITH AMERICANS      ISSAC BROCKWANTED THEIROWN IDENTITYIN THEAMERICANCOLONIES for notax with outrepresentationCATHOLICSOPPOSEAMERICANREPULBICSLIKE PATRIOTWILLIAM HULLLoyalists: Hannah Ingram,George David and First NATIONSperspectives       Thayendanegea seek freedomand safety in refugeCATHOLICSOPPOSEFRENCH REBLICIN NAPOLEONICWARS OFEUROPESIGNING the TREATY OFGHENT ENDS THE WAROF 1812 AMERICAN 49 PARALELL BOADER STILL EXSITSTODAY BEWTEETN USAAND CANADA

Unit 5 Bingo Social 7 Chapter 6 DEBATE GAME WAR OF 1812 Shapes CANADA'S IDENTITY: Perspectives - 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. CATHOLIC RELIGION CAN BE PRACTICED still today and began with the rights given to LOYALIST SUCH AS THE CANADIENS in Quebec
  2. UPPER CANADA AMERICAN settlers after the AMERICAN REVOUTIO N WAR Of INDEPENDENCE asked to leave after the war of 1812 PRIOR TO WAR AMERICACNA CAME N TO BRITISH NORTH AMERICA IN TO FIND FARM LAND
  3. Immigration to LOWER AND UPPER CANADA REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT
  4. CANADIENS PERSEPCTIVE WANTING TO KEEP QUEBEC CATHOLIC PREISTS supporting decision making AND BILLIGUALISM
  5. NAME who SUPPORTED and fought the war 1812 KING GEORGE LOYALISTS to British North America
  6. ASSIMULATION EXAMPLE for INDIGNOUS BRITIAN LOYALIST OR CANADIAN CATHOILC who is Bilingual
  7. AMERICAN PATRIOT WILLIAM Hull perspective not to assimilate and keep 13 Colonies identity
  8. WAR 1812
  9. FENCH IN ASSIMULATION IN QUEBEC SEND PETITONS TO THE GOVERNMENT 1791 CONSITUITONAL ACT TO RMAIN AND PROTECT LAND, RELIGION AND LANGUAGE RIGHTS
  10. FIRST NATIONS TECUMSECH PERSPECTIVE AS AN ALLY TO WAR 1812 TECUMSHE DID NOT Consider HIMSLEF. ASSIMULATED and Britain WILL SEND RIFFLES
  11. FIRST NATIONS WAR OF 1812 SHAPED IDENTITY ASSIMULAITON and ALLIES IN BECOMNIG CANANDA
  12. AMERCIAN Patriot or BRITISH Loyalist- RED COATS and BLUE COATS EXAMPLES
  13. BRITIAN LOYALIST PERSPECTIVE recognized BRITISH IDEITITY, NOT CANAIDEN NOR INDINGNOUS
  14. CHIEF Tecumseh joins the British to fight the AMERICAN PATIROTS
  15. CANADIENDS in QUEBEC WANTED MONARCHY AND CATHOLICITY opposing the republic government who elected people without MONARCHY
  16. LOWER CANANDA and FRANCOPHONE RIGHTS
  17. Free!
  18. WAR of 1812 UNITED THE DIVERSE PEOPLE of BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN SHAPING CANADIAN IDENTITY with a common cause to fight AMERCIANS FO taking over their land,
  19. FRENCH ASSIMULATION DIVIDED QUEBEC AND ONTARIO BECOME UPPER AND LOWER CANANDA BRIIAN IGNORES FIRST NATION ISOLATES THEM on RESERVES AFER THE WAR BIRITN FELT IT NO LONGER NEEDED ALLIES AND WAS LESS WORIED ABOUT AMERICAN INVASIONS
  20. BRITIAN ADVOCAATES FOR ASSIMULATION King of ENGLAND IS ANGRY WITH AMERICANS ISSAC BROCK
  21. WANTED THEIR OWN IDENTITY IN THE AMERICAN COLONIES for no tax with out representation
  22. CATHOLICS OPPOSE AMERICAN REPULBICS LIKE PATRIOT WILLIAM HULL
  23. Loyalists: Hannah Ingram, George David and First NATIONS perspectives Thayendanegea seek freedom and safety in refuge
  24. CATHOLICS OPPOSE FRENCH REBLIC IN NAPOLEONIC WARS OF EUROPE
  25. SIGNING the TREATY OF GHENT ENDS THE WAR OF 1812 AMERICAN 49 PARALELL BOADER STILL EXSITS TODAY BEWTEETN USA AND CANADA