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socials studies 9

fur trade and arrival in canada

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caurevr de bois runners o the woods indepentent fur traders new france
voyageurs paddled canoes for the northwest company
habitants the people that farmed the strips of land in new france
seigneurs the people who were granted land and had to build a manor in new france
jesuits the people who went to aboriginal communities and learned the language and customs, so that they could then work on converting the "savages" to christianity
warrior a term used to descibe the citizens who trained as soldiers in their spare time
kings daughters the female orphans who were brought from france to new france in order to start a new life and help increase the population
maquinna chief of the nu-chah-nulth people who took two white slaves from the trading ship called the boston
the vikings the original european discovers of the americas
christopher columbus the spanish explorer who i widly credited with discovering the americas
alexander mackenzie the first european to reach canada's pacific coast(bella coola) overland
james cook the english explorer who proved the northwest passage did not exist, met with the northwest coast people in nootka sound an circumnavigated the globe
brule the coureur de bois who explored the great lake region for champlain. he was believed to have beem killed an eaten by the huron
radisson and groseilliers the two exploring whose exloring of the hudson bay region led to the creation of the hbc
george vancouver the explorer who produced accurate detailed maps of the coast o bc
david tomson the explorer who mapped a large region in south eastern bc. he has a river named for him
cobet the explorer who claimed "newfoundland" for england
chanplain the explorer who established a habitation in quebec and created alliances with a number of aboriginal groups against the iroquois
cartier the explorer who failed to establish a colony in the st. lawence region and instead retured to france with worthless "gold and diamonds"
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