Manouvere
What is to steer?
Fur trade with the First Nations peoples
What is a global commercial enterprise centred on trapping, acquiring, and selling animal pelts?
The Father of New France
Who is Samuel de Champlain?
Who are five people from Stadaconna who died from foreign European diseases?
A French explorer and navigator.
Who is Jacques Cartier?
What is a place where people live permanently?
European settlers traded
A word Champlain used to describe First Nations peoples
What are savages?
The last living Beothuk person
Who is Shawnadithit?
The Grand Hermine, L'Émerillon, La Petite Hermine, Le Georges, and Le Saint-Brieux.
What are the name of Jacques Cartier's fleet ships on his third expedition?
Colony
What is a region claimed and governed by a country from another part of the world?
First Nations traded
What are furs, pelts, survival knowledge, food, and labour? (Only need to answer two)
A French nobleman who sponsored expeditions to explore and colonize North America
Who is Sieur de Monts?
Indigenous peoples often died from foreign European diseases.
Back in France, they tested Cartier's "gold" samples, revealing it was
What are iron pyrite and quartz?
Sponsor
What is a person or organization that contributes to a project or activity by paying for it?
A disease cured by the medicinal cedar remedy given by the First Nations people to treat Cartier's sick crew
What is scurvy?
Samuel de Champlain solidified his relationship with the Algonquin and Huron peoples by
What is joining military raids against the Haudenosaunee?
Who is Chief Donnaconna?
What is Kanata?
Imperialism
What is a policy on the part of a ruler or government of one territory to dominate another territory?
Hudson's Bay Company was originally founded as
What was originally founded as a royal charter fur-trading monopoly in Rupert's Land (controlling a vast watershed of British North America)?
Quebec was built at
What is a fortified trading post and residence known as the "Habitation de Québec" at the site of an abandoned St. Lawrence Iroquoian village called Stadacona?
A British explorer left for the Arctic in 1576, with ships containing trade goods for Asia.
Who is Martin Frobisher?
Jacques Cartier famously used this bleak phrase to describe Labrador's harsh, rocky coast.
What is "The land God gave to Cain"?