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A discussion aimed at reaching an agreement
negotiation.
Natural materials that can be used by people
resources.
Goods or services sold to another country
export.
A person who is among the first to explore or settle a new area
pioneer.
A piece of land acquired under government policy for settlement
homestead.
The act of searching for valuable minerals
prospecting.
The body of people who make laws for a region
legislature.
Relating to or used for formal ceremonies
ceremonial.
A significant or historic site
landmark.
The process by which the provinces of Canada united to form a nation
confederation.
The ocean separating Asia and North America
Pacific.
The wealth and resources of a region
economy.
The action of coming to live permanently in a foreign country
immigration.
A place where people establish a community
settlement.
A period when the production sale and transport of alcohol were banned
prohibition.
Economic activity concerned with the processing of raw materials
industry.
The act of traveling in or through an unfamiliar area to learn about it
exploration.
The city or town that serves as the seat of government
capital.
A widespread occurrence of an infectious disease
epidemic.
A facility where metal is extracted from ore
smelter.
A facility where fish are processed and canned
cannery.
A formal agreement between two or more parties
treaty.
A system of connected trains and tracks
railway.
People who search for minerals especially gold
prospectors.
A period of rapid migration to a region where gold has been discovered
gold-rush.
A deadly disease that caused large epidemics particularly among Indigenous peoples
smallpox.
The union of provinces was formed into a single nation
a confederation.
The exchange of animal pelts particularly beaver for goods
fur trade.
The original inhabitants of a region
indigenous.
A territory settled and controlled by a foreign power
colony.
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