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1 __________is a territory of the “home” country in another part of the world. Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantsPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

2 __________is a territory of the “home” country in another part of the world. Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantsPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

3 ___________means living in a city Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantsPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

4 ___________means living in a city Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantsPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

5 _______________________stated “no first nations land was to be taken over unless there was an agreement or meeting”. Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantsPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

6 _______________________stated “no first nations land was to be taken over unless there was an agreement or meeting”. Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantsPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

7 _______________is a form that holds information on demographics Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantsPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

8 _______________is a form that holds information on demographics Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantsPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

9 An_________________is a person who comes to live in a country other than his/her original home Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

10 An_________________is a person who comes to live in a country other than his/her original home Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

11 ____________means living on farms, like the countryside Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

12 ____________means living on farms, like the countryside Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

13 The _______ is a class of people that has more political, economic and social power then the majority. Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

14 The _______ is a class of people that has more political, economic and social power then the majority. Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

15 _____________is a dislike or distrust of a person or group, based on ideas or information. _____________is a dislike or distrust of a person or group, based on ideas or information. Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

16 _____________is a dislike or distrust of a person or group, based on ideas or information. _____________is a dislike or distrust of a person or group, based on ideas or information. Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

17 When everyone made a party of getting together in order to get something done. Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

18 When everyone made a party of getting together in order to get something done. Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

19 ___________the name for one of the first permanent French settlements in North America. Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

20 ___________the name for one of the first permanent French settlements in North America. Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

21 In 1755, over 8, 000 Acadians were forced to leave their homes by the British. It is known in English as “The Expulsion.” Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

22 In 1755, over 8, 000 Acadians were forced to leave their homes by the British. It is known in English as “The Expulsion.” Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

23 _______________ is a lung disease. Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

24 _______________ is a lung disease. Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

25 _____________ were schools that were partly paid for by tax money. Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

26 _____________ were schools that were partly paid for by tax money. Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

27 The ____________ was the war in which the United States tried to take over BNA. Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

28 The ____________ was the war in which the United States tried to take over BNA. Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

29 An ______________ is the outbreak of a disease that spreads very quickly. Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

30 An ______________ is the outbreak of a disease that spreads very quickly. Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

31 _____________ were farmers who lived in rural areas. Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

32 _____________ were farmers who lived in rural areas. Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownerEpidemic ImmigrantPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

33 These people were unpopular in P.E.I. in the mid 1800s because the farmers did all the work and had to pay rent to them. Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownersEpidemic ImmigrantPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

34 These people were unpopular in P.E.I. in the mid 1800s because the farmers did all the work and had to pay rent to them. Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownersEpidemic ImmigrantPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

35 _________ is unfair treatment based on prejudice. Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownersEpidemic ImmigrantPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

36 _________ is unfair treatment based on prejudice. Colony Royal ProclamationHabitants HBC – Hudson Bay CompanyAcadia/Acadians CensusGrand Derangement Urban TuberculosisRuralElite War of 1812Absentee LandownersEpidemic ImmigrantPublicly Funded Schools DiscriminationPrejudiceWork Bees Word Bank

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