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What was the goal of the French when they established the first trading posts in North America?
What was the goal of the French when they established the first trading posts in North America?
- To establish strong relationships with Indigenous peoples and gain access to furs. (correct)
- To create a large network of settlements and farms.
- To conquer the Indigenous nations and take control of the territory.
- To build a large military force and drive the English out of North America.
Why did the French expand their territory in North America?
Why did the French expand their territory in North America?
- To secure access to resources, expand the fur trade, and claim land before the English. (correct)
- To avoid conflict with the Indigenous nations by creating more land to share.
- To create a more diverse economy by developing agriculture alongside the fur trade.
- To establish a large army to defend their territory from the English.
Which of the following was a challenge faced by the French in defending their vast territory in North America?
Which of the following was a challenge faced by the French in defending their vast territory in North America?
- The French relied heavily on the use of firearms, which were expensive and difficult to maintain.
- The French lacked a strong central government and relied on partnerships with Indigenous nations. (correct)
- The French were outnumbered and outgunned by the English.
- The French had difficulties with maintaining a strong navy to protect their coastline.
What was a key outcome of the Great Peace of 1701?
What was a key outcome of the Great Peace of 1701?
How did the Trading Post colony and the Settlement colony in New France differ?
How did the Trading Post colony and the Settlement colony in New France differ?
What was one of Jean Talon's main goals in New France?
What was one of Jean Talon's main goals in New France?
Which group did Jean Talon specifically target by sending 770 orphan girls to marry colonists?
Which group did Jean Talon specifically target by sending 770 orphan girls to marry colonists?
What measure did Jean Talon implement to encourage early family growth?
What measure did Jean Talon implement to encourage early family growth?
Which new industry was NOT created in New France under Jean Talon's policies?
Which new industry was NOT created in New France under Jean Talon's policies?
Which product was traded from New France in the Triangular Trade?
Which product was traded from New France in the Triangular Trade?
What economic challenge did Jean Talon's policies face despite their success?
What economic challenge did Jean Talon's policies face despite their success?
Which item did Europeans provide to the Natives during their interactions?
Which item did Europeans provide to the Natives during their interactions?
Which aspect was NOT a reason for the emergence of Canadiens culture?
Which aspect was NOT a reason for the emergence of Canadiens culture?
What was the primary purpose of establishing a settlement colony in New France?
What was the primary purpose of establishing a settlement colony in New France?
What economic theory suggests that a nation's power is determined by its gold supply?
What economic theory suggests that a nation's power is determined by its gold supply?
What role did the Intendant play in New France's Royal Government?
What role did the Intendant play in New France's Royal Government?
Why was the population of New France low before 1663?
Why was the population of New France low before 1663?
Who held absolute power over New France during the Royal Government period?
Who held absolute power over New France during the Royal Government period?
What was the function of the Sovereign Council in New France?
What was the function of the Sovereign Council in New France?
What was a significant reason for the King of France to implement a Royal Government?
What was a significant reason for the King of France to implement a Royal Government?
What was a characteristic of the population in New France before 1663?
What was a characteristic of the population in New France before 1663?
Flashcards
Expansion of New France
Expansion of New France
New France expanded in the 17th century due to the desire for more profits in the fur trade, competition with the English for land, and the ambition to evangelize Indigenous populations.
Challenges in Defending New France
Challenges in Defending New France
The French faced challenges defending their vast territory due to conflict and alliances among Indigenous groups, making it difficult to maintain control.
Great Peace of 1701
Great Peace of 1701
The Great Peace of 1701 was a significant agreement involving 40 Indigenous nations, including the Iroquois, aiming to end intertribal warfare and ensure Iroquois neutrality between the French and English.
Change in New France
Change in New France
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Continuity in New France
Continuity in New France
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Mercantilism
Mercantilism
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Royal Government
Royal Government
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Settlement colony
Settlement colony
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The People
The People
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Intendant
Intendant
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Governor General
Governor General
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The King
The King
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The Bishop
The Bishop
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Population Growth in New France
Population Growth in New France
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Diversifying the Economy of New France
Diversifying the Economy of New France
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Orphan Girls from Gilles duroy
Orphan Girls from Gilles duroy
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Soldiers from Carignan-Salieres Regiment
Soldiers from Carignan-Salieres Regiment
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Les engagés
Les engagés
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Encouraging Natural Population Growth
Encouraging Natural Population Growth
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Cultural Exchange
Cultural Exchange
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French and Native Exchanges
French and Native Exchanges
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Study Notes
New France Settlement Colony Review
- Important Dates:
- 1608-1663: Royal Company rule
- 1663-1760: Royal government
- Vocabulary:
- Territory: Land claimed
- Government: How politics were discussed
- Culture: How individuals practiced their beliefs/way of life
- Demography: Population based on gender
- Important Terms and Concepts:
- Mercantilism: Economic theory where a country's power is measured by its gold supply.
- Settlement colony: Territory taken over by Europeans to exploit natural resources and establish permanent settlements.
- Royal Government: King takes direct control over New France.
- New France's Low Population Before 1663 (Slide 1):
- Fur trade needed few people
- Threats from Iroquois and English attacks
- Harsh climate
- Isolation from France
- Religious restrictions (Catholic only)
- Establishment of Royal Government and Settlement Colony (Slide 2):
- The King wanted complete control of the colony
- He wanted to increase population to rival the thirteen colonies
Royal Government Structure (Page 2)
- King: Absolute power
- Governor General: Administered colonies on behalf of the king (external affairs).
- Intendant: Managed internal colony affairs.
- Bishop: Responsible for the colony's religious affairs
- Militia Captains: Trained and led the militia to defend the colony.
Jean Talon's Goals (Page 2)
- Increase New France's population
- Diversify the colony's economy
Jean Talon's Immigration Strategies (Page 2)
- Targeted Groups: Orphan girls, soldiers, and contract workers (engagés)
- Promises: Land, status, or freedom after period of service.
Increasing Population Naturally (Page 2)
- Measures: Availability of food, early marriage, and family alliances.
New France Industries (Page 3)
- Industries: Sawmills, hemp and flax production, timber, shipbuilding, hat making, breweries, and tanneries
Triangular Trade Products (Page 3)
- Europe: Manufactured goods, weapons
- Americas: Furs, fish
- Africa (as middle man for goods)
Jean Talon's Policies (Page 3)
- Successes: Increased birth rate, new local industries
- Weaknesses: Fur trade remained most important, triangular trade benefited mother country colonies.
Emergence of Canadiens Culture (Page 3)
- Reasons: Adaptation to society and environment, distance from France, sense of belonging to New France, and influence from Indigenous people
European and Indigenous Exchanges (Page 3)
- European contributions to Natives: Flour, sugar, salt, bread, blankets, shirts, metal objects, knives, pots, axes, utensils, guns, alcohol, diseases and Christianity.
- Natives contributions to Europeans: Maple syrup, three sisters, winter clothing, canoes, toboggans, snowshoes, and medicinal plants.
New France Territorial Expansion (Page 4)
- Reasons: Needed new alliances in fur trade, desired to claim land before English, and conversion of Indigenous people.
Challenges for French Defense (Page 4)
- Many indigenous groups fought among each other.
Great Peace of 1701 (Page 4)
- Agreement between 40 nations (including the Iroquois), ending conflicts and establishing Iroquois neutrality, benefiting the French.
Trading Post Colony vs. Settlement Colony (Page 4)
- Changes: Trading, colony controlled by settlers, economic activity based on fur trade.
- Continuities: Colony controlled by people of power, need for workers, importance of trading.
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