chapter 4
chapter 4
chapter 4
chapter 4
chapter 4
100
Sparsely settled areas in the countryside.
What is rural areas.
100
this identifies how many people live on a given area of land.
What is population density?
100
Moncton wasn't chosen as capital of New Brunswick because of this.
What is not central enough.
100
Saint John wasn't chosen as the capital of New Brunswick because of this.
What is easy access by ocean.
200
patterns of settlement
What is population distribution?
200
conditions that force people to leave the countryside.
What is rural push?
200
Between 1964 and 1970 this happened to Africville.
What is demolished?
200
Africville was demolished because of this.
What is too expensive to fix it up?
200
Another name for countryside.
What is rural?
300
conditions that attract people to move to the city.
What is urban pull?
300
movement away from an area.
What is outmigration?
300
This community housed people of African descent.
What is Africville?
300
Another name for a city center.
What is urban?
300
The term used to describe when the European explorers met and interacted with the Aboriginals of Canada.
What is contact?
400
The first nations people as well as the Inuit and Innu.
What is Aboriginal Peoples?
400
These people lived in the northern part of the Atlantic Region.
What is the Inuit?
400
This small community was established north of Halifax on Bedford Basin.
What is Africville?
400
New Brunswick's first governor.
Who is Thomas Carleton?
400
The term used for the people who remained true to Britain.
Who were the Loyalists?
500
The Acadians came from this county.
What is France.
500
The Acadians moved to these places after they were forced off their land.
What is British colonies to the south, France, England, PEI, Cape Breton and with the Mi'Kmaq further inland.
500
The destruction of this crop caused a shortage of food in Ireland.
What is potatoes?
500
The original name of Fredericton.
What is St. Anne's point.
500
The chapter we are currently studying.
What is chapter 4?
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