The stage of economic development when production shifts from the home to shops and factories

A Scottish philosopher and critic of Mercantilism, he felt economic growth would increase if the market were free from government restrictions

In 18th-19th Great Britain, this event changed production by employing machines, and changed the social & economic landscape globally

The Beothuk people were victims of this, when their numbers were pushed further into the interior of Canada

To use a person or group of people for selfish purposes; typically under abusive conditions

When a larger country dominates over another country’s economic, political and social institutions

An opponent of Capitalism which he felt oppressed the worker, he felt the government should own and operate the market

Boarding schools to acculturate & assimilate Aboriginal students run by religious groups or the government from 1830-1950

Created in 1876, this government policy defined who was and was not a status Indian

The involuntary dispersal or “spreading out” of people, especially from their homeland

Old system of government-sponsored international business ventures designed to make the monarchs richer

He saw flaws in Capitalism and felt the government should intervene to protect workers

Considered to stretch from the Roman Empire to China, this is the oldest and longest trading network known

A society that is made up of many distinct cultural groups; aka a style of art

A term that could mean unrest, war or even disorder by the citizens of a country

System designed to increase individual wealth, free market and open competition where the motive is profit

A South African anti-apartheid revolutionary, politician, activist, lawyer, and philanthropist who served as President of South Africa from 1994 to 1999

Was a South African government policy that segregated and discriminated against non-white citizens

An influential organization that depends on volunteers and public support; they also receive grants from the government in order to further the goals on this organization

An act committed with the intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnic, racial or religious group

The belief that the European world is better and superior to all others

Employing nonviolent civil disobedience, he led India to independence and inspired movements for civil rights and freedom across the world

Was an ongoing process that involved Canadian natural resources being traded for European goods

Money, supplies and other forms of aid that are given from one country to another

A government that is so corrupt that no pretense of honesty remains; in Greek, it means “rule by thieves”