History Chapter 2-3 Review - Comba

Kelsey became Deputy-Governor of the fort and the area known as York Factory.

Henday kept a travel journal. His adventure started by following the Hayes River.

In 1759, he explored more of Alberta and met with the Siksika peoples, also known as the Blackfoot.

<p>His ability to barter goods and services with local tribes helped him establish relationships and secure safe passage. (A), His ability to navigate the Saskatchewan River and surrounding areas allowed him to reach his destination. (B), His encounter with the herds of buffalo roaming the northern Great Plains provided him with a valuable source of food and materials. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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<p>After Henday's explorations, almost all trade goods going into the West passed through York Factory. In 1774 the volume of trade through York Factory was greater than all of the other posts on Hudson Bay.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Anthony Henday volunteered for a journey further into the western North America than any other European at that time.

The river Anthony Henday followed on his journey.

Henday traveled up this river after the Hayes River.

The valley Henday traveled through after the Saskatchewan River.

The furthest point Henday reached in his early explorations.

The location from which many fur trading expeditions departed, including Henday's.

Indigenous people Henday met during his exploration of Alberta.

The volume of trade through York Factory surpassed all other Hudson Bay Company posts.

A company that traded furs, involved in Anthony Henday's expedition.

Indigenous groups who traded with the Hudson's Bay Company.

Early explorer who also explored western Canada.

The increasing control the British had over fur trade in North America.