Life in North America Early 1700's

First peoples

100

These people historically lived in North America before Europeans

First Nations

200

This group historically lived along the coastal edge and on the islands in the North of Canada.

the Inuit

300

These people are from the joining of First Nations and Europeans

Metis

400

This Confederacy was part of the opposition against British control.

Wabanaki Confederacy

500

This group was encouraged to move to New France to help defend against British attacks

the Abenaki

French and British Settlements

100

The seigneurial system was practiced by this European nation in North America

France

200

This European country's settlements were mostly along the St. Lawrence.

France

300

This European country specialized in clearing forests for farms in North America

Britain

400

 Settlements by these two European countries began in North America in the early 1600s

France and Britain 

500

This treaty ended with Britain having the French to surrender Newfoundland and Acadia.

Treaty of Utrecht

The Fur Trade

100

Both France and Britain were in competition over this trade in North America

The fur trade

200

This British company had rights to the fur trade in Rupert's Land.

Hudson's bay company

300

These people were important to the fur trade due to their skillful preparation techniques

First Nations women

400

This product was a large source of income and for European countries in North America.

Beaver pelts 

500

Both the French and this company had good relationships with First Nations in the fur trade.

 Hudson’s Bay Company

Treaty of Utrecht

100

This treaty forced France to surrender claims to Rupert’s Land and other territories to Britain.

Treaty of Utrehct

200

After the treaty, Britain and France were put back into competition over this trade.

the fur trade

300

This treaty ignored the land claims of these people

First nations 

400

This European conflict led to the signing of the Treaty of Utrecht

War of the Spanish Succession

500

What year was this treaty was signed?

1713

Conflicts over land

100

This area was given to the Hudson’s Bay Company by Britain after the Treaty of Utrecht.

Rupert’s Land

200

North America was rich in these three natural resources, attracting European traders.

What are fish, furs, and timber

300

The forced relocation of this group from their lands exemplifies the impact of European settlement

the Acadians

400

This area had desirable farmland in North America that was primarily a French colony before being given to Britain

Acadia

500

The land division system in French settlements that allowed access to water for crops

seigneurial system