| Clue | Answer |
| Loyalists had a great impact on the development of the Lake Ontario and the Lakie ____ regions. | |
| Name the island colony in British North America between 1776 and 1784. | |
| Continent to which black slaves who found work in Nova Scotia sailed. | |
| Name the most easterly colony in British North America between 1776 and 1784. | |
| If land is not privately owned it is leased from... | |
| Another name for store owners. | |
| What store owners and farmers who moved from Thirteen Colonies had in common. | |
| The headquarters of Colnel John Butler' Butlers Backracks is located in Niagara ____ the ____ | |
| Area east of Montreal was settled by these people | |
| Until the 1780s, places in the Lake Ontario and Lake Erie region were populated by the | |
| The area from the Ottawa River to the lakes Ontario, Erie, Huron and the north shore of Lake Superior is called this. | |
| Abandoned property in the Thirteen Colonies. | |
| Name given to a tax paid to the church. | |
| Someone who is under contract to work for a family for a number of years before becoming free. | |
| Some loyalists from New England settled north to the St Lawrence River of Quebec. That is why place names close to Montreal are not English they are ____ | |
| Where did Colonel John Butler's regiment the Butlers Rangers disband? | |
| The society that black soldiers created when they did not get what they were promised after they fought, near Shelborne Nova Scotia. | |
| Which regiment fought against the Patriots? | |
| Upper Canada is the area from the ______ River to lake ontario, Erie, and Huron, north shore Lake Superior | |
| When did the first ship leave New York to go to British North America? | |