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Treaty

In Canada they were known as land claims settlements often times between First Nations and colonists over land agreements

Maritime's

Means connected with the sea in terms of provinces refer to New Brunswick Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island

Infrastructure

The community systems that make travel Communications and business easier for example roads transportation and Postal Services

Treason

The crime of betraying one's country especially by attempting to kill the sovereign or overthrow the government

Annexation

The action of seizing something especially territory

Confederation

A more or less permanent unit of groups with political power assignment to a central Authority

Métis

A person of mixed First Nations and French Canadian ancestry in particular people whose ancestry mostly originate around the Red River settlement and the Saskatchewan River

Constitution

The laws that set the powers and responsibilities of the government and also guarantee the rights of the people

Sufarage

The right to vote

Assimilate

To do this means to join the majority group and give up the traditions of One's Own group

Red River Rebellion

The sequence of events that led up to the 1869 establishment of a temporary government by the natives leader Louis Riel and his followers ( which became the province of Manitoba)