For the most common early Canadian punishments, strangers or vagabonds would be _____ while local residents faced _____.

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In early Canadian society, strangers or vagabonds were often banished as a form of punishment, while local residents who had community ties and were considered more integral to the social fabric faced shaming punishments. This approach allowed communities to rid themselves of perceived troublemakers without permanent harm, while simultaneously reinforcing social norms among established members through public humiliation.

For the Most Common Early Canadian Punishments, Strangers or Vagabonds