Travel and Trade
Europeans traded with people in ____
Asia
First People / Indigenous people
What was North America a source of?
Furs!
Name three countries in Europe named in this chapter
Spain, France, England...
Which group did Jaques Cartier meet with? (page 26)
The Mi'kmaq people
When did explorers from Europe start to travel to other parts of the world?
The 1400's
What did Henry Hudson discover?
Hudson Bay
What is a trade network?
System of routes that connects trading partners with each other
How did Europeans get to Asia? (page 22)
Around Africa
What is the Mowachat at Yoquot called today? (page 27)
Vancouver Island
What was the silk road?
French people
When did Champlain choose a site on the St. Lawrence River?
1608
Why did people want to explore?
To gain more land and more power for their country
Who painted the Mural Indian in Transition from 1978?
Daphne Odjig
Which body of water did the Silk Road end at?
the Mediterranean Sea
Who sent Christopher Columbus to find a route to Asia?
Spain's rulers
What were the other 2 trade routes called?
Trois-Rivieres and Ville Marie
How did they travel?
By boat
Who was Cook's artist? (page 27)
John Webber
What is different about the map on page 22 and the map of the world today?
-All attached
-No North America
-Europe is the same size as Asia
-Lots more!
What did European explorers find on the coast of Newfoundland?
Lots of fish!
When did European fishers come to fish along the east coast?
Every summer
Where did the Silk Road route start?
China
Who painted the picture on page 26?
Jean Antoine Theodore