Indigenous Impacts
New France Society
Trade and Economy
The Fur Trade
British Colonies
100

The infection of a large population by a disease

What are epidemics?

100

A person who holds this title sits at the top of New France's hierarchy

What is a King / Monarch
100

The complete control of a resource by a single company

What is a monopoly?

100

These men from New France travelled between the Fur Merchants of Montreal and the Fur Trade posts of the Great Lakes. 

Who are the Voyageurs?

100

This place was the monopoly fur trade territory of the Hudson's Bay Company.

What is Rupert's Land?

200
Preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ. This was used to convert First Nations Peoples to Christianity. 

What is evangelization?

200

Poor women from France who were moved to the colonies and given a dowry in order to marry. 

Who were the Fils du Roi?

200

You needed this to have any power in New France in the 1600s

What is money?

200

The fur trade began because of the large demand for this resource.

What are beaver furs?

200

What we call the Thirteen Colonies today.

What is the United States?

300

Europeans who saw the First Nations as trade partners who could help them get resources, like furs. 

Who are the French?

300

A person with this title funded schools, hospitals, and orphanages. They also advised on governing a colony and provided citizens with spiritual and moral guidance. 

What is the Bishop of Quebec?

300

A regulated economic system that made a country rich from its colonies. 

What is mercantilism?

300

This colony began the Fur Trade first and prioritized moving inland.

What is New France?

300

French Catholics in Europe discriminated against this group, and this group discriminated against French Catholics.

Who were Protestants?
400

A policy on the part of a ruler or government of one territory to dominate other territories.

What is Imperialism?

400

Men, and sometimes women, who owned long strips of land lived on by habitants. 

Who are seigneurs?
400

This group came to be as a result of the French strategy to initiate cross-cultural marriages to help build and protect their fur trading relationship with the First Nations. 

Who are the Metis?

400

Independent Fur Traders who sold furs with First Nations groups and, eventually, in both British and French colonies.

Who were the coureur de bois?

400

Land-owning, white, and male.

What qualities do you need to vote in the Thirteen Colonies?

500

This Indigenous group lost almost half its population to smallpox in 1639. 

Who were the Kichesipirini?

500

These three individuals comprised the Sovereign Council, which governed New France directly below the King. 

Who was the Governor, Intendant, and Bishop?

500
The Thirteen Colonies had a much larger and more stable population by 1760 than New France because it focused primarily on this source of income.

What is agriculture?

500
The British traders in Rupert's land would not go inland to trade. Instead, they operated out of these coastal settlements.

What are trading posts?

500
Citizens in New France had very little say in the governing of their country because their government structure did not have this group.

What is an Elected Assembly?

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