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A territory of the home country in another part of the world ex. Newfoundland was a colony of Britain.
Colony (77)
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The government counts the people and gathers information such as what they work at, where they live etc
Census (78)
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French farmers in Canada East who lived in rural areas
Habitants (84)
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People who move into a country from another country
Immigrants (88)
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This is when people in a community would make a party of getting together to get something done.
Work bees (96)
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A British fur trading company that controlled areas of BNA such as Rupert’s Land.
Hudson Bay Company/HBC (77)
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People who owned land in BNA but did not live there. Farmers did all the work and paid rent to this landowner.
Absentee Landowner (81)
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French peoples who were forced out of BNA in the Grand Derangement of 1755.
Acadia/Acadians (85)
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War in which the United States tried to unsuccessfully take over BNA.
War of 1812 (88)
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Explain how the arrival of the European settlers had a 3 tremendous impacts on First Nation and Inuit communities
Aboriginals were the people who originally inhabited BNA before the Europeans arrived. They were treated very poorly by the new settlers who had racist attitudes towards them. Aboriginals were affected in several ways including the following: Loss of land European settlers took over the land where Aboriginals lived. They were forced to live on land away from rivers with poor soil. Drop in population Many Aboriginals died from mal-nutrition and disease, or were killed by the Europeans. Economic Impact Aboriginals began to work in the timber and fishing industries. They also became involved in the fur trade.
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According to this proclamation in 1763, no First nations Land was to be taken over without a meeting and agreement between the British government and the First Nations.
Royal Proclamation (77)
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Class of people who have more social, political, and economic power than the majority.
Elite (82)
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Also known as the Expulsion, in 1755 eight to ten thousand Acadians were forced out of BNA as the British did not trust the Acadians to be loyal to Britain.
Grand Derangement (85)
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A legal record that a person owns a piece of land
Title (88)
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What were the New Economies in British North America
Province of Canada- Mostly farming, some lumbering, some manufacturing. Newfoundland- Catching cod to sell to Europe New Brunswick- Shipbuilding Nova Scotia- Fishing, shipbuilding Prince Edward Island- Ship building, farming North Western Territory, Rupert's Land, Vancouver's Island, and New Caliedonia- Hudson's Bay Company for trading post for fur.
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Living on farms or around the bay and other places outside of towns and cities.
Rural (78)
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Dislike or distrust of a person or group based on biased/stereotypical information or ideas.
Prejudice (83)
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A beaded item, traditionally made from sinew, used to record important messages and agreements.
Wampum (86)
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When there is an outbreak of a disease that spreads very quickly.
Epidemic (92)
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There were many black people living in BNA. Slavery was illegal in BNA, which brought a lot of immigrants from the USA. The black people were also discriminated against because of the color of their skin. They were forced to live on poor land and given only the lowest paying jobs.
Black Colonists
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Living in cities and towns
Urban (78)
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Unfair treatment based on prejudice.
Discrimination (83)
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A lung disease
Tuberculosis (87)
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These were schools partly paid for tax money.
Publicly Funded Schools (93)
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People from the United States who sided with Great Britain and had come to Canada.
Loyalists
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