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| United States and Britain |
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| Immigrants in North America primarily came from these countries. |
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| After the War of 1812 most immigrants coming from Britain and United States settled in this area. |
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| Name given to the ships that carried immigrants from Europe which were plagued with disease and death. |
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| The area of the ship below deck normally used to store cargo where many immigrants were forced to travel on their voyage from Europe to North America. |
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| Living conditions on immigrant ships could be best described using this word. |
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| Most immigrants from Scotland and Ireland were attracted to British North America at the prospect of owning this. |
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| Area in North America where slavery was first abolished. |
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| A network of secret underground trails and houses used by Black Americans travelling from the United States to Canada. |
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| When the black immigrants arrived from the United States they lived in communities within communities as they were not fully accepted and faced this. |
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| The most important thing for women in Upper Canada. |
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| True or False Upper class women in Upper Canada were required to do physical labour. |
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| childbirth, overcrowding and sanitation in colonial cabins |
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| Serious risks for women in colonial Upper Canada. |
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