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This term means powerful countries expand their control over other lands for wealth and power.

Imperialism

100

This animal’s fur was highly valued in Europe for making hats.

Beaver

100

This French official was sent by the king to strengthen New France.

Jean Talon

100

This group of French-speaking settlers was forcibly removed by the British.

The Acadians

100

This global war was mainly fought between Britain and this other empire.

France

200

These two European empires competed the most for land and influence in North America.

France and Britain

200

These people were essential trading partners because they supplied furs and knew the land.

Indigenous Peoples

200

New France became this type of colony when it was placed under direct control of the king.

Royal Colony. 

200

Britain feared the Acadians would support this rival empire.

France

200

Indigenous nations were often forced to do this during the war.

Choose sides or defend their land

300

One major reason European countries wanted colonies in North America.

To gain wealth/resources (furs, land, power)

300

The fur trade caused Europeans to explore farther inland instead of staying near the coast. Why?

To access fur-rich areas and trading routes

300

Three ways Jean Talon increased the population of New France.

Sent settlers (including women / filles du roi), kept soldiers and provided incentives to marry.

300

Two long-term effects of the Acadian deportation.

Cultural trauma / loss of homeland.

300

Three major outcomes of the Seven Years’ War for France in North America.

Loss of control of land, resources and power
400

This group of people was most directly affected when European empires expanded into North America.

Indigenous peoples

400

One way the fur trade strengthened some Indigenous nations.

Increased trade power/resources (weapons, goods, alliances)

400

Three economic or social improvements Jean Talon encouraged in the colony.

Farming, industry, or trade expansion

400

This economic system believed colonies existed only to benefit the mother country.

Mercantilism 

400

How did mercantilism increase conflict in North America?

Competition for resources and land

500

Imperialism helped shape this country’s future government, borders, and culture.

Canada

500

One negative result of competition over fur trade routes.

Conflict and Warfare

500

This 1759 battle took place near Quebec City.

Battle of the Plains of Abraham

500

Loyalists were colonists who remained loyal to this country.

Britain
500

Why did Britain deport the Acadians?

To prevent support for France

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