The forced or voluntary movement of people from their homeland to new regions

Gathering together a group of people to check their identity against a list or roll

A convict who served their term of imprisonment and became a free member of colonial society

A moveable property or slave

Having a hatred or fear of foreigners or foreign cultures and customs

The refusal to buy goods, usually for political reasons

A term for an Indian indentured labourer; derived from the word 'agreement'

A violent mob attack, often on Jewish people, that may be government-sanctioned

A system in which workers enter contracts to perform labour at reduced wages for a certain period of time, usually at a place far from their home