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The land along the St. Lawrence River named after the Huron word for "village"
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Ch 10 French in NA
Lessons 2-3 French in N.A. and French and Indian War
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| The French claimed land along this river. | St. Lawrence River |
| The land along the St. Lawrence River named after the Huron word for "village" | Canada |
| A French geographer and explorer set up a trading post in 1608, it was the first permanent French settlement in North America. | Quebec |
| This trade led the French to North America | fur trade |
| This native american tribe befriended the French | Huron |
| Only Catholics were allowed to settle in New France this led to only fur traders and ____ settling there. | missionaries |
| This French explorer tried to find a Northwest passage to the west. | Jacques Marquette |
| In 1673 this French explorer along with Marquette traveled down the Mississippi River to find the Northwest passage, | Louis Jolliet |
| A French explorer who set out in 1682 to explore down the Mississippi River valley, he claimed the land for France | Robert La Salle |
| The land claimed by La Salle. It was named after King Louis XIV | Louisiana |
| In 1700 French priests built a mission beside the Mississippi River it later added a trading post | St. Louis |
| In 1701 the French built a trading post near a the river with the same name in present day Michigan. | Detroit |
| A _____ is a land route from one body of water to another body of water | portage |
| This Haitian fur trader built a trading post that became the city of Chicago. | Jean Baptiste Point du Sable |
| These people carried the furs and other goods by canoe to Quebec. | voyageurs |
| These illegal fur trappers also known as "wood runners" traded furs without permission from the French government | coureurs de bois |
| He was a young lieutenant in the British army during the French and Indian War. He later became a great general and president. | George Washington |
| This war was fought between the British, French, and Native Americans. | French and Indian War |
| This valley is in the Midwest and it was the land that France and Britain fought over. | Ohio River Valley |
| This fort was built by the French to protect their fur trade. | Fort Duquesne |
| This quickly built fort was built by the British and later taken over by the French. | Fort Necessity |
| This general was defeated in 1755 by the French who used Native American warfare methods. | General Edward Braddock |
| In 1762, France gave Spain much of Louisiana to keep it out of Britain's hands. This city was included in the deal. | New Orleans |
| In 1763 Britain and France signed this treaty ending the French and Indian War. | Treaty of Paris |
| An Ottawa chief named _____ started a rebellion against the British. | Pontiac |
| King George III issued this to pay for the costs of protecting the British colonist. | Proclamation of 1763 |
| The Proclamation of 1763 gave the colonist all the land _____ of the Appalachians and all the land _____ to the Native Americans. | east west |
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