Crossroads chapter Eight
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| Abraham | The British won control of New France in the Battle of the Plains of _________
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| Acadia | The French possession, which came under British control in 1713, was ______
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| Acadians | 1755, Britain expelled the ______ because they refused to sign loyalty oaths
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| Algonkian | The Native group with whom Champlain first traded and made an alliance was the _________
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| Associates | The Company of a Hundred ______ was required to establish farming settlements
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| Associates | The Company of a Hundred _______ was ultimately a a business failure
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| beaver | The pelts of which of the the _______ were the "rage" in Europe when Champlain was trying to raise money for trading ventures
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| Cartier | The French explorer who discovered the St Lawrence River was __________
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| coureurs | The parties of men that Champlain sent out to explore and live with the Native peoples were ________ de bois
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| defences | In choosing his location for a second settlement, Champlain was looking for a site with natural ________
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| England | France had its major territorial wars in North America with ______
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| England | The Italian explorer John Cabot was employed by the king of _______
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| England | The nation that attacked Champlain's colony and took Champlain prisoner was ______
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| European | Native peoples trading with the French wanted _______ trade goods
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| explorers | In addition to being fur traders, the coureurs de bois were also _______
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| fish | The natural resource which first attracted Europeans to the east coast of North America was ________
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| France | The average dimensions of a farm in New _____ was 150 metres x 2500 metres
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| French | ______ commanders argued amongst themselves in the Seven Years' War
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| Frontenac | The first Governor of New France was _____
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| furs | By the end of the sixteenth century, France had developed a trade with its colony in ______
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| government | In 1661, New France came under the direct control of the French _________
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| Habitants | ______ often cooperated on joint projects, were fairly well off in terms of nutrition, and enjoyed music and story-telling
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| hats | The most popular pelt in the early fur trade in New France was prized most when made into ______
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| home | Colonies could trade only with their _____ country
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| Hurons | As they explored inland, the French traded with and made an alliance with the ______
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| Hurons | Geographical location, and a primarily agricultural economy, helped to make the ______ the enemies of the Iroquois
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| Intendant | The government official in New France who improved the base for economic activities was the _______
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| Iroquois | The Native group most hostile to the Hurons was the ____
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| Jesuit | _______ missionaries were the partners of the Company of a Hundred Associates
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| kidnapped | On his second voyage, Jacques Cartier _______ Iroquois people
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| killed | In the final battle of the Seven Years' War, the French and British commanders were ______ in battle
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| languages | One of the most difficult tasks the Jesuits faced was to learn native ________
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| Louisbourg | The French built a fortress on Cape Breton Island and named it ______
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| Mercantilism | ________ is an economic theory that states a nation's prime objective is to accumulate wealth
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| missionaries | In addition to pursuing fur trading activities, the French sent _______
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| monopoly | Champlain and the French wanted to have a _____ in the fur trade
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| Newfoundland | John Cabot expected to find Japan or China on his explorations, but instead landed in _________
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| Passage | In the 15`h century, European explorers were first attracted to North America because they were looking for a Northwest _________
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| quartz | On his third voyage, Cartier returned to France with "diamonds and gold " He had actually found _______ and iron pyrites
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| Quebec | The British attacked which French stronghold in 1759?
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| Quebec | The second post founded by Champlain was _____
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| Radisson | Perhaps the most famous of the coureurs de bois were _________and de Groseilliers
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| Royal | The location of the first settlement in New France was Port _______
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| scurvy | When wintering at Stadacona, French sailors died of ________
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| seigneur | To build a flour mill, to provide settlers, and to farm the land were duties of a________
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| seigneurial | The ________ system was the system of land tenure in New France
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| Seven | France fought Britain in a final war over North America in the _____ Years' War
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| sugar | In the Triangle trade, rum and ______ was a contribution of the Caribbean
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| Talon | Jean _____ wanted New France to become more self-sufficient
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| taxes | The farmers of New France, or habitants, paid lower ______ than peasants in France
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| third | After Cartier's ______ voyage, the French abandoned colonization for over a half century
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| Triangle | Fish and fish oil, timber and barrel staves were products that were in the ______ trade, from New France to the Caribbean
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| Vikings | The European group that first arrived in North American was the ______
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| wealth | For the French, the purpose of a colony was to be a source of ______
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