How Was It Formed
Relations With the Northwest Company
HBC and The First Nations
How It Operated
100

Who were the two coureurs de bois that made the company?

  • Groseilliers and Radisson

100

What happened to the French after the Haudenosaunee wars?

They lost most of their allies

100

The middlemen that chose to live near the posts were eventually called what?

Home guards

100

What did the HBC focus on in 1810?

Retail and wholesale

200

After an expedition the king of Britain granted a what?

Charter

200

Why were the NWC leading in trade?

They traveled to the First Nations rather than wait for them to come like the HBC

200

Who were the HBC’s middlemen?

Their original allies

200

What was the purpose?

Having posts lowered the costs of transporting furs from North America to Europe.

300

When was it established?

1670

300

How many skirmishes did the two companies have?

7

300

What were children born from European-First Nation marriages?

  • They were given the name half-breeds

300

What did the middlemen do?

Travel inland to trade

400

What was their main focus?

Retail and wholesale

400

What was the name of the battle that caused the HBC and the NWC to merge?

Battle of the Seven Oaks

400

What changed in the first nations hunting because of the HBC?

  • They started hunting for the purposes of trading

400

What was the HBC's focus in 1910?

Fur trade, land sales, retail/wholesale

500

HBC is the oldest what?

Company in English speaking history

500

Which name did they merge under?

Hudson's Bay Company

500

What did the HBC ban between their workers and the First Nations?

Marriage

500

Where did their monopoly apply?

Rupert's Land

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