LLCU 213- WEEK #2 STUDY GUIDE
Building the Code - Answers - 1) Don't steal
2) Rock the vote
-every man shall have an equal vote in affairs of moment
3)Gambling is for landlubbers
4) Mind the curfew
-lights out at 8
5) Keep battle ready
6) Never bring home a date
7) Stand by your hearties
8) Settle disputes onshore
-first to draw blood is the winner
9) Lose a limb, get workers comp
10) Rank has its privileges
11) Give the band a break
-musicians have rest day on the sabbath
Lettre de Marque - Answers - -license granted by a state to a private citizen to arm a
ship and seize merchant vessels of another nation
Markham Gang - Answers - -name started by Hugh Scobie publisher of the british
colonist
-stole horses on one end of town, sold them to other people, pretended to be a cop and
tool the horse back to original owner for reward
-range of crimes extensive
-oath of secrecy (vowed to support each other in any way possible)
-had their own slang, only they could understand it
-someone wrote a book on them (the four canadian highwaymen) solidified their
mythology
-members were either canadian or american (some were british)
-no ring leader
Building the Code - Answers - 1) Don't steal
2) Rock the vote
-every man shall have an equal vote in affairs of moment
3)Gambling is for landlubbers
4) Mind the curfew
-lights out at 8
5) Keep battle ready
6) Never bring home a date
7) Stand by your hearties
8) Settle disputes onshore
-first to draw blood is the winner
9) Lose a limb, get workers comp
10) Rank has its privileges
11) Give the band a break
-musicians have rest day on the sabbath
Lettre de Marque - Answers - -license granted by a state to a private citizen to arm a
ship and seize merchant vessels of another nation
Markham Gang - Answers - -name started by Hugh Scobie publisher of the british
colonist
-stole horses on one end of town, sold them to other people, pretended to be a cop and
tool the horse back to original owner for reward
-range of crimes extensive
-oath of secrecy (vowed to support each other in any way possible)
-had their own slang, only they could understand it
-someone wrote a book on them (the four canadian highwaymen) solidified their
mythology
-members were either canadian or american (some were british)
-no ring leader
