(I'll make you the Brainliest if you answer this question right) How was Britain’s policy toward Canada beginning in the late 1700s similar to its policy toward Ireland in the 1900s?
These policies were similar because of the role of religion and Britain's ultimate actions.Both in Canada and Ireland, Britain knew that it would not be able to control the areas without great cost, allowing them to be free.
These policies were similar because of the role of religion and Britain's ultimate actions. In both cases, there were conflicts between Protestants and Catholics in the colonies, prompting Britain to divide the colonies between the two religions. Not only was this similar, but each nation was also granted home rule and eventual independence following this measure. Both in Canada and Ireland, Britain knew that it would not be able to control the areas without great cost, allowing them to be free.
