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Prejudice

A pre-held opinion or feeling, independent of experience; an unfavourable bias

Corpse

A dead body

Navigation

The ice on the lakes and rivers would have melted

Palatable

Edible

Air

Melody

Provisions

Supplies of food and equipment

Propriety

Good behaviour and manners

Clothier

A maker or seller of clothes or cloth

Shellack

A king of varnish

Entrepreneur

One who carries out an enterprise

To meditate

To act between parties tp bring about an agreement

Insanity

Mental illness

Economic imperialists

Imperialism is the domination of one country by another politically, economically or culturally. Economic imperialism refers to economic domination

Capitalist

A person with capital, or money, to invest

Ruperts Land

The territory given to the HBC

Mouth

The part of a river where its waters empty into another body of water

Mouth

The part of a river where its waters empty into another body of water

Depot

A storehouse

Cooperage

A place to make barrels and casks

Smithy

A place where a blacksmith works

Health

A toast drunk in a person's honour

Want of

Lack of

Gravity

Dignified behaviour

Zenith

The sky

Nadir

The ground

Heir

One who inherits

League

An old measure of distance, equal to about 5 kilometres

Pemmican

A mixture of buffalo meat and fat

Overhead

The costs of running a business

Synthetic

Using fibres that are not of natural origin

Navigational instruments

Sextant, compass, telescope, time piece, and other instruments to measure the location of the sun and starts with reference to the horizon and time of day

Mariners

Sailors

Dentalia

Narrow tusk shells from the west coast of Vancouver island, a sign of high status among the Native peoples of BC

Coastline Mapping

Mapping the edge of the land next to the sea

Epic

Heroic

To Circumnavigate

To sail around the world

Midden

A refuse heap

Country Wife

A wife married after the customs of the country, blend of both European and Native peoples' marriage rites

Sagamite

A staple food made from ground corn

To dress

To prepare raw furs for use

Margin

The difference between the cost and the selling price

Philanthropist

A person who uses his or her money to help others

Mercenary

Soldier who works for pay

Dictator

A person with absolute authority

Utility

Usefulness

Boycott

Refusal to buy a product