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Chapter 4 - SS
Social S.
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Competition | It is when 2 or more groups of people compete against each other to become a best champion. |
| Wealth | Rich; you have money. |
| British Settlements (1500) | Permanent. |
| French Settlements (1600) | Permanent & dominated fur trade. |
| Middleman | Work between market and a producer. |
| Independent de Bois | Which means Independent traders that trades directly to 1st Nations, no middleman. |
| Scarce | Not much of it left. |
| Britain (1670) | Established Hudson's Bay Company. |
| Voyageurs | Men hired to make canoe trips between settlements along St. Lawrence. |
| Francophone | A person whose 1st language is French |
| Rival | A person competing with another for a same objective or for superiority in a same field of activity. |
| Métis | They were children born to European men and their 1st Nation wives. |
| Pemmican | A food made from dried meat, pound, and mix berries and fat |
| Missionary | A person sent on a religious mission, especially one sent to promote Christianity in a foreign country. |
| Merge | When 2 things come together and to become one. |
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