| A | B |
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| Surveyor | A person whose job is to divide and mark land into separate peices of propery. |
| Provisional Government | A temporary government formed when no other authority can establish legitimate controls. |
| Coerce | To force. |
| Linen draper's assistant | A shop clerk, someone hired to wait on customers. |
| Compromise | An even agreement by two or more groups. |
| Freight | To transport. |
| Land speculator | A person who buys up land with the intention of selling it to make a profit. |
| Epidemic | The infection of a large population by disease. |
| Demographic Change | A change in the characteristics of population. |
| Settlement | Establishing settlers in a new region as a way to take control of it. |
| Collective Identity | The shared identity of a group of people, especially because of a common language and culture |
| Francophone | A person whose first language is French |
| legitimize | To acknowledge as valid |
| Collective Rights | Rights that protect the language and culture of groups within society |
| visible minority | A group of people whose appearance distiguishes them from a majority population |
| Racial discrimination | Different treatment or policies for different groups or people based on their race |
| urbanization | An increase in the number of people living in cities and the expansion of cities into rural areas |
| mechanization | Using machines to do jobs instead of people |
