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| Concerning the internal affairs of a country |
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| in politics, a person appointed by the head of state to take charge of some department or agency of government |
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| marked by strict or authoritarian rule, without consent of participation by the populace |
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| A farmer or agricultural laborer, sometimes legally tied to the land |
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| French-Canadian fur trappers; literally "runners of the woods" |
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| French-Canadian explorers, adventurers, and traders |
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| a fleet of boats, usually smaller vessels |
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| concerning the relations between the biological organisms and their environment |
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| Concerning the placement and planned movement of large-scale military forces so as to gain advantage, usually prior to actual engagement with the enemy |
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| unconventional combat waged by small military units using hit-and-run tactics |
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| in warfare, very rapid military movements, usually by small units, against an enemy force or position |
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| a military operation of surrounding or attacking a fortified place, often over a sustained period. |
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| trained professional soldiers, as distinct from militia or conscripts |
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| an official certification granting a commanding rank in the armed forces |
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