Citizens of New France Chapter 2.

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Citizens of New France Chapter 2

Citizens of New France Do all members of your family have the same status/ influence? What would be the advantages/disadvantages of a family in which all members had the same status? Is it fair that in some companies, certain employees can select their schedule based on seniority? i.e., flight crews Locate and copy out the following definitions: census, indentured servant

Citizens of New France Open your text to page H34, as a class we will read H34 and H35. What do you notice about the map on page H34?

Citizens of New France 2. What does the circle graph on page H35 tell us?

Citizens of New France 3. Is there anything that stands out from the table on page H35?

Citizens of New France Take a copy of the organizer "Who was at the Bottom of the Hierarchy?" Use pages H36 and H37 to fill out information about all four groups of people. /14 Answer questions #1 (/2) and #3 (/2) on page H37. This work will be taken up at the start of next class.

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