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CHARLES TUPPER
CHARLES TUPPER
BY:MATHEW NG
Political party part 1
• Conservative
• He entered politics in 1855 when he ran for the Conservative party in Cumberland riding.
• By 1864, he was Premier of Nova Scotia
• 1896 - 1901 Party Leader
• supported Confederation movement
• It was primarily through his efforts as a Father of Confederation that Nova Scotia
joined the union in 1867, despite the strong anti-Confederation movement in the province.
• Able to convince Joseph howe and prime minister John A Macdonald to support confederation
Political party part 2
• 1870- president of Privy Council
• 1872 - Minister of Inland Revenue
• 1873- Minister of Customs
• 1878- Minister of Public Works
• 1879 - Minister of Railways and Canals
oversaw the completion of the Canadian Pacific Railway
• 1887- minister of finance
• Was 75 years old when he became prime minister
BACKGROUND
Trading cards
• Born- July 2, 1821, Amherst, Nova Scotia
• the son of a Baptist minister
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• 3 sons, 3 daughters
• University of Edinburgh, Scotland, M.D. 1843
• Physician - established a practice in Amherst after graduated.
• 1867 - 1870 President, Canadian Medical Association
• Author
Died October 30, 1915, Bexley Heath, England (94 years old)
He was the last father of confederation
• Married to Frances Morse
Prime Minister Sir Charles Tupper
and his wife Lady Frances, 1896.