I read somewhere while studying exams that before the annexation of the British Columbia (now just the territoriy of Columbia) in 1866, much of the Canadian population did not support the American annexation of British Columbia, until the Referendum of 1866 occured, which silenced the Canadian population. I also know that the annexation of the British Columbia caused tensions between the U.S. and the U.K. because of their loss of lumber, copper, coal, natural gas, oil, zinc, gold, silver, nickel, and iron would eventually escalate into the Anglo-American Conflict. What if there wasn't an annexation?
OOC: I am new here, so please excuse my mistakes if I make any, and plese let me know so I may correct them.
OOC: I am new here, so please excuse my mistakes if I make any, and plese let me know so I may correct them.
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