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A network of colonies that is controlled by a country
Empire
This person was exclusively an explorer. His pull to explore was motivated by religion. His religious beliefs adhered to Buddhist values.
Fa Xian
Christopher Columbus
Invader
This person introduced guns to the Indigenous peoples of Canada.
Samuel de Champlain
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When a person or persons has exclusive control over supply/ resource/ trade
Monopoly
God and Glory seem to motivate this human to invade "new" land. When he arrived to Canada, he had encounters with the Haudenosaunee. The Haudenosaunee saved his men from symptoms of scurvy. Once settled, he raised a cross that said "Long live the King of France"
Jacques Cartier
Kublai Khan
Explorer
This person claimed that the world was round
John Cabot
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A royal family of country that is the head of state/ gov. They have the ultimate control and final say.
Monarchy
This person was quick to claim what we now know as Quebec for France. He named it "New France" and is known to have "monopolized the fur trade"
Samuel de Champlain
This person travelled by foot at the age of 65 across Central Asian to India. His mission was to see resources about Buddhism that he did not have access to.
Fa Xian
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colony
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With power from the Mongolian empire, this man established rule in China as the first non Chinese person to the rule the whole country. For this man diplomacy> war.
Kublai Khan
This man wanted Japan to join the Chinese dynasty.
Ibn Buttata
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Imperialism
A nation or country that extends control over another group(s)
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Although his mission of sailing to Asia was unsuccessful, this man landed upon Canada's east coast. When he got there, he claimed the land for the King of England and monopolized on fishing opportunities. During this time, he encountered the Mi'kmaq peoples.
John Cabot
This person created a route that Samuel de Champlain later followed
Jacques Cartier