People
What do we call critically looking at history? How many categories is it divided into?
Historical Thinking Concepts/6 of them
What company is credited for "founding" Canada?
The Hudson's Bay Company
in 1713, a Treaty was signed in Europe to end the War of Spanish Succession. What was it called?
The Treaty of Utrecht
What was the name of the religious organization that tried to establish itself in New France?
The Jesuits, a Roman Catholic group of priests
What product, popular in Europe, fueled the fur trade?
Beaver hats
Which two First Nations tribes were historically enemies?
The Iroquois and the Huron/Wendat
He had a big body of water named after him
Hudson Bay
Who were the Vikings and when did they come?
A group of explorers from Iceland, approximately 1,000 CE (986 CE)
Who were the filles des roi?
young women, often orphans in the care of the Church, sent to marry settlers in New France.
What competing company was eventually taken over by the HBC?
The Northwest Company
What was the name of the Treaty that ended New France and gave power to the British? What year was it signed?
The Treaty of Paris, 1763.
He was the first Intendant of New France
Jean Talon
What does conversion mean?
The process of convincing the First Nations people that Christianity is the one true religion.
What was the name of the river crucial to New France and the Seigneurial system?
The St. Lawrence River
What part of modern day Canada did France give up in the Treaty of Utrecht? Who got it?
Newfoundland, Acadia and Hudson Bay/the British
What two islands did France keep after ceding control to the British?
Guadaloupe and Martinique
Who did the Habitants report to, or were ruled by?
The Seigneur
What was the name of the company that first operated the fur trade?
The Company of One Hundred Associates
What was the name of the U.S. state named after King Louis XIV?
Louisiana