After the American revolution, most Loyalists, or British sympathizers, moved to Upper Canada. Today, Upper Canada is known as

A.) Quebec

B.) Alberta

C.) Ontario

D.) Manitoba

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Mathew Fleming

25 December, 13:32

After the American revolution, most Loyalists, or British sympathizers, moved to Upper Canada. Today, Upper Canada is known as

A.) Quebec

B.) Alberta

C.) Ontario

D.) Manitoba

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Jayce Franklin · Answer 1

Ontario is the modern - day Upper Canada. Upper Canada was established by the Kingdom of Great Britain and included in the British Canada. This was established for the purpose of governing central lands of North America owned by the British, and accommodating American refugees after the American revolution.

After the American revolution, most Loyalists, or British sympathizers, moved to Upper Canada. Today, Upper Canada is known asA.) QuebecB.) AlbertaC.) OntarioD.) Manitoba

After the American revolution, most Loyalists, or British sympathizers, moved to Upper Canada. Today, Upper Canada is known as

A.) Quebec

B.) Alberta

C.) Ontario

D.) Manitoba