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Alberta and Confederation

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by Savana Pinsent
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Rupert's agricultural capital Saskatchewan Northwest provincial States wheat Territories Northwest First Saskatchewan crown Nations 1930 lands Canada 1905 confederation

Alberta joined confederation with in . They were created out of a section of the .
Some peoples lived in Alberta as early as 5000 BCE .
In the mid - 1700's , Alberta was split between Land and the Territories .
The fur trade began to decline in the 1860's and the potential of the prairies interested the British government .
The Dominion of was created in 1867 .
In 1896 , drew settlers from Canada , the United and Europe .
Frederick William Haultain pushed for full status .
Alberta and were the 8th and 9th provinces to enter .
Edmonton is Alberta's .
Alberta finally took control of and resources in .

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