In the beginning
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100

This was the name of one of the very first French Explorers who came to what we now call Canada.

Jacques Cartier

100

This is the name given to the indigenous group who are made up of six different nations. Also called "people of the longhouse."

Haudenosaunee

100

This was an important form of transportation, first used by the indigenous people, and adopted by settlers of New France.

Canoes

100

This city was the first large settlement in New France. It's where Jacques Cartier established his fortress.

Quebec City

100

This was a common disease that many settlers faced (caused by a lack of vitamin C)

Scurvy

200

This man is considered to be the "Father of New France," because he is said to have settled the area.

Samuel de Champlain
200

These were the indigenous people who lived in the  Northern regions of Canada.

the Inuit

200

These were the main reason why New France and Britain fought for territory in what is now Canada. They were extremely important to fashion at the time.

Fur pelts

200

This Canadian river is extremely important to our history. It is was brought French explorers and settlers to New France. 

The St. Lawrence River

200

What was the recipe used to fight off scurvy?

A tea made with spruce twigs and bark

300

This ruled the lives of the French people. It was as powerful as any form of government.

The Roman Catholic Religion/Church

300

These people are the offspring of French and Indigenous parents.

The Metis

300

These were another item the indigenous people gave to French settlers. They made getting around in the winter much easier!

Snow shoes

300

This is the name given to the land that the French settlers lived on in Canada's East coast (Now PEI and other maritime provinces)

Acadia

300

This was the name given to the farmers who rented and worked the land that was owned by seigneurs in New France.

Habitants

400

These women were often poor or orphaned. They were sent by King Louis (in France) to New France to marry male settlers and help increase the population of New France.

Filles du Roi
400

The Haudenosaunee followed a Clan system in which the women were the heads of the household. What is this family structure called? (Starts with an M)

Matrilineal

400
Indigenous people taught the French settlers how to make this sticky topping.

Syrup

400

In addition to Quebec City, these two cities were among the first of the large settlements in New France (they still exist today!)

Montreal and Trois-Rivieres.

400

These were the legal fur traders, many who were employed by the Hudsons Bay Company

Voyageurs

500

The Indigenous people taught European settlers many important survival skills. Unfortunately, Europeans passed these one to the Indigenous people, killing many.

Diseases

500

What did the Inuit people consider to be the most important to their society?

Community

500

These were extremely fashionable in Europe during the 1700's. They are why the fur trade was so popular.

Hats

500

This large body of water in Canada is where the leading fur trading company got its name.

Hudson's Bay

500

These were the illegal fur traders. 

Coureurs de Bois

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