New France
The most common religious denomination in New France, this is the oldest denomination of Christianity.
What is Roman Catholicism?
The 13 Colonies went on to become this modern-day country.
What is the United States of America?
This European nation viewed Indigenous people as obstacles to land-ownership rather than trade partners.
What is Britain?
This fur trading company was chartered in 1670.
What is the Hudson Bay Company?
This imperialist policy encourages the occupation of foreign regions of the world, leading to the establishment of New France.
What is Colonialism?
The main motivator for people migrating to the 13 colonies, this industry was their primary economic driver.
What is Agriculture?
This colony refused to trade manufactured goods to Indigenous people who had not converted to their religion.
What is New France?
The demand for this fashionable item led to the emergence of the fur trade.
What is the Beaver Felt Hat?
By 1760, the population of New France had reached this number.
What is 65,000?
The most widely practiced religion in the 13 Colonies, members of this religious denomination are praised for their "work ethic."
What is Protestantism?
This Indigenous nation was forced to adopt other peoples into their nation because they lost so many people to disease and warfare.
Who are the Haudenosaunee?
The namesake of a popular board game, the Hudson Bay Company was granted one of these.
What is a Monopoly?
These independent traders played a key role in the primary economic activity of New France.
Who are the Coeur de Bois?
By 1760, the 13 colonies had reached this population size.
What is 2,500,000?
This Indigenous nation was defeated by the Haudenosaunee people in the Beaver Wars.
Who are the Kichesiprini?
This British fur trading territory was defined as "the drainage basin of the Hudson Bay."
What is Rupert's Land?
Home to the Chateau Frontenac, this city was once the capital of New France.
Where is Quebec City?
Known for its cracked bell, this was the largest city in the 13 Colonies and first capital city of the United States.
Where is Philadelphia?
This Indigenous nation based in what we now refer to as "the Maritimes" converted to Catholicism in order to strengthen their ties with their European allies.
Who are the Mi'kmaq?
This 16th century system of trade set the prices for raw resources low and the price of manufactured goods high.
What is Mercantilism?