Ch.1 Part 1
The major life experiences that shape an individual
Individual Past
The way in which historians conduct research is referred to as this
Historical method
Aboriginal groups lived off the land and migrated in search of resources. The way in which a group lives is known as their
Lifestyle
Labrador
To leave one country and settle in another is to do this
Emigrate
Events which happen to an entire group or race instead of an individual
Collective history
Interviewing someone who actually lived through an event, i.e., a World War II veteran, is known as this
Oral history
The Beothuk lived in huts often made from birch bark and were known as
Mamateek
Constant contact with European settlers eventually destroyed this industry for the Innu in the 1800s
Factors which cause a person to leave an area are known as this
Pull factors
Favoring one thing over another, often unfairly, is known as this
Bias
'Citing your sources' is considered the final step in this process
Historical method
The only Aboriginal group discussed in this unit which eventually became extinct
Beothuk
Most European immigrants came to Newfoundland in the 1800s from these four countries
Scotland, Ireland, England, France
Factors which draw a person to settle in an area are known as this
Push factors
A movie based on World War II is an example of this
Secondary source
These two factors help us understand why history is always open to interpretation
Bias and New Information
The Beothuk eventually became extinct because of: food shortages, disease brought over by Europeans, and this third reason
Conflict/violence with Europeans
Most European immigrants came to Newfoundland in the 1800s to participate in this industry
The fishery
Moving from place to place in the same area is known as this
Internal migration
A letter written by a solider who fought in World War II is an example of this
Primary Source
This Aboriginal group currently lives in Labrador comes from both Innu and European ancestry
Labrador Metis
Although the majority of settlers to Newfoundland in the 1800s came from Europe, a minority also came from these Asian countries
Lebanon and China
When the immigration/birth rate exceeds the emigration/death rate in an area, it is known as this
Natural increase