A decrease in population caused by natural or human-made forces.

This individual traveled the Atlantic Ocean looking for a route to India; he found the Caribbean instead.

This country and Pakistan fight over a Kashmir territory; contentious because of a military competition.

This term refers to the act of slavery being ended by law.

A policy followed by European powers; trade was controlled in order to create monopolies and benefit the monarch or colonial power.

Something that has been passed on to you by those who lived in the past to continue; NOT traditions.

This individual was responsible for establishing colonial control/atrocities over Congo and eventually Rwanda; his country favoured one group over the other in Rwanda.

Saw the Quiet Revolution in the 1960s that was a period of intense social, political and economic change; a period of strong affirmation of francophone language and culture.

Operated over the Atlantic Ocean from 16th-19th centuries; transportation of people to the New World and built oversea empires crucial to colonial powers.

Passed in 1876, defines who is/is not a status Indian; Early versions banned traditional practices of FNMI cultures.

A contract that binds an individual to service; a type of labour.

This individual led a non-violent civil disobedience campaign against Great Britain; in 1947, he secured independence for his country.

Sight of a horrific genocide that has some stability in industry and government; utilized gacaca courts for justice.

The popular name for the invasion, occupation, colonization and annexation of African territory by European powers during the period of New Imperialism; a conquest for territory.

Process that involves a minority culture being absorbed by a dominant one; the minority disappears and they adopt the dominant one.

An Afrikaans word that refers to a policy of segregation and discrimination against non-whites in South Africa.

This Canadian felt betrayed by the international community as he attempted to intervene and stop the genocide in Rwanda.

Sight of an ongoing genocide that involved refugees being targeted by the government; legacy of colonial powers.

The reason why slaves were employed economically; they served as this type of workforce.

Emblematic of Eurocentric racism; also highlights how the west or “whites” try to dominate the developing world.

Land distribution policy in New France, it separated the land into long strips in a semi-feudal organization; sounds like Mr. in Spanish.

This individual became famous for his Printing Press in 1450; an invention that made the distribution of ideas a reality.

Admittedly a horrendous mistake by the federal government of Canada; amends being approached through acceptance of responsibility.

The act of making amends for a wrongdoing, typically in a monetary amount; was given to former slaves and former Residential School survivors.

Began when Columbus brought things like seeds to America and they were converted; in return, natives sent themselves to Europe.