Social Studies Chapter 5 Terms Flashcards
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Is a territory of the “home” country in another part of the world
Colony
Takes up approximately the same area of land that Canada does today
BNA (British North America)
A british fur trade company
HBC (Hudson’s Bay Company)
Is the area covered by a treaty that was in place from 1783 to 1904
French Shore
Mostly people of french heritage
Canada East
Mostly people of British heritage
Canada West
Another word for greater
Majority
Another word for fewer
Minority
Living on farms or in other places outside towns and cities
Rural
Living in cities or towns
Urban
The government counts the people and gathers other information, such as what type of work people do, where they live, and what their heritage is.
Census
One of the recognized Aboriginal peoples in Canda
Métis
People who own the land but do not live there
Absentee Landowners
People that are loyal to a cause
Loyalists
People from a foreign country looking to become a citizen in a different country
Immigrants
Is a class of people that has more political, economic, and social power than the majority
Elite
Is a dislike or distrust of a person or group based on biased ideas or information
Prejudice
Is unfair treatment based on prejudice
Discrimination
Farmers who live in Rural areas
Habitants
A bill that guarantees a citizens rights and freedoms under law
Charter of Rights and Freedom
One of the first permanent French settlements in North America
Acadia
In 1755 Acadians were forced to leave their homes
Grand Dérangement (The Expulsion)
Is a prejudice based on a person’s heritage or skin colour.
Racism
In the region under control of the Hudson’s Bay Company, And most Métis living there were employed in the fur trade in some way.
Red River Settlement