History Definitions

1. Factor – a social, political, economic, or environmental benefit that draws migrants to an area.
3. Reserve – land set aside to finance the government.
5. Factor – a social, political, economic or environmental force that drives migrants out of an area.
7. Bee – an occasion when neighbours work together to accomplish a mayor for task for a member of the community.
9. – the act of forcing individuals to serve in the military with or without notice.
11. – freedom from slavery.
12. – a person living in the Thirteen Colonies who remained loyal to Britain during the American Revolution.
13. a preserved food made of dried meat and berries.
14. England – a region in present – day northeastern United States, made up of the states of Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont.

2. Grant- an area of land given by the government in exchange for settling the land.
3. Reserve – land set aside to finance Protestant Churches.
4. Colonies – the 13 British colonies on the east Coast of North America, south of Nova Scotia which eventually formed together as the United States.
6. North America – the remaining British colonies in North America, north of the United States in what is known as Canada today, after the American Revolution ended in 1783.
8. – Units of about 10 black solders.
10. Track – a piece of land the British bought for the Haudenosaunee peoples in exchange for their loyalty.
13. – a British settler (colonist) from New England who migrated to Atlantic Canada between 1759 and 1774.