Because of the religion diferenceand the creation of the new government milions of people had to move out of their homes they lived in for generations
being taxed on things like tea (the tea act) and printed things (the stamp act).
Approximately 700,000 people in Canada have their race status of Aboriginal registered with the Canadian government. Only those with such a registration, or treaty number, have proven their racial purity to government standards. That means that there are 700,000/35,000,000 = 0.02 x 100 = 2%, approximately 2% of Canadians are registered First Nations. But for various reasons many more than that claim aboriginal ancestry, at least another 700,000, so the number could be as high as 4% maybe even 5%.
Europe was in shambles and there weren't any jobs, that in turn made the people unhappy, chacha!
Dene Suline people lived in the Canadian Shield. They ate caribou and all sorts of animals. They like to travel in big groups and help each other.
There are 105 senators in the Canadian government.
At the time, Canada was a territory of Britain. Some of the terms in the Treaty grant rights that are no longer accetable to some people for various reasons, and so the Canadian government does not recognise the Treaty as it was not the governing body that signed up to it.
The German government wanted to create the impression that the German people were unhappy with the Jews. The purported reason was that the German people were unhappy with the assassination of a German diplomat by a Jew.
Canada has a parliamentary type of government.
Yes; there is a whole bunch of people who are unhappy about the bailout. Their argument is simple: Why must the government spend the taxpayers' money to help clear up the mess made by the financial gurus of Wall Street.
to protect the freedom of the people
Not anymore. At one time Petro-Canada was owned by the Canadian government but it no longer is.
There are various reasons why some French people may be unhappy, including economic issues, social inequality, political dissatisfaction, and cultural factors. Factors such as high unemployment rates, rising cost of living, and feelings of disenchantment with the government can contribute to overall dissatisfaction. Additionally, challenges related to integration, cultural identity, and changing societal norms may also impact happiness levels in France.
The people were unhappy with the monarchy, the Dictatorship, and the directory. Each form of government was not working and the people were so radical that they would not settle on just any form of government.
three reasons the government would want to stop brain drain are -the government needs their good people/workers to have a succcesful country -
Depends what you mean with "Canadian". I would suspect that the government is probably neutral in this respect; but it may certainly be a priority for Canadian Catholics.
In 1992, the Canadian government was obliged to deccribe a moratorium on the fishing cod.35,000 people were thrown out of work.