Immigration and the Creation of New France PDF
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This document explores immigration to New France, examining the reasons and motivations of various groups, including Europeans, First Nations peoples, and other settlers. It also delves into the daily lives of Inuit, and Haudenosaunee people, including their family structures and how their daily life was impacted within the various seasons. Details about how interactions with other groups such as the Europeans might have impacted these cultures.
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ImmigrationandtheCreationofNewFrance WhoCame? Why? Europeans - ightaxratesineurope h...
ImmigrationandtheCreationofNewFrance WhoCame? Why? Europeans - ightaxratesineurope h - expensivelandineurope - lowtaxandcheaplandinCanada Thefillesduroi - omenwhoagreetogotonewfrancetogrowthe W populationofNewFrancebymarryingandhavingchildren Commonpeople(men) - obecomefurtraders T - Buyland Jesuitsandmissionaries - omakemissionchurchesonthelandandconvertfirst T nationspeopletoromancatholic Champlain - Totradeforfurwithgoods soldiers - ToprotecttheNewFrancecolonie - ikingswerethefirstEuropeanheritagetotravelbyboatacrosstheseatoNorth V America - JohnCabotfindsincrediblythickcodfishthatnotonlyprovidesthemwithatonoffood, butthecodfishalsoslowstheship - JacquesCartiermetIndigenouspeopleandnamedCanadait'sthroughamiss understanding - JeanNicolletaddsLakeMichigantoEuropeanmapsaftertryingtosailtoChinaand thinkingitwasthepacific - Thesyrupturnsintoadeliciousmaplesauceandthe - GovernorFrontenacstoodhisgroundinthebattleofQuebecandshapedthemilitaryof newfrancecolony Haudenosaunee hoaretheHaudenosaunee? W TheHaudenosauneeorthe“Peopleofthelonghouse”areindigenouspeople partofthesixnationsconfederacy xplaintheireconomicactivities? E TheHaudenousnneewereknownfortheiragriculturalskillsastheyplanted corn,beansandsquashgatheredberriesandtookpartinhuntingandfishing escribetheirfamilystructure. D TheirfamilystructurewasaClansystem.Themomwastheheadofthehouse andallrelatedfemaleslivedtogether.Thehusbandandthechildrenlivedinthe longhousetoo.Thechildrenhadtocalltheirbirthmothersandmother’ssisters “ mom”;theyalsohadtocalltheotherchildreninthelonghousebrotheror sister. hatwerethekeyfeaturesoftheirdailylife? W TheHaudenosauneeWasdividedamonggenders.Themenwoulddohunting, fishing,trapping,buildingandclearinglandfornewcrops.Thewomenwere responsibleforplantingandtendingthecrops. Inuit hoaretheInuit? W TheinuitareIndigenouspeoplewholiveinthenorthernregionsofCanada escribetheirspirituallife. D Theinuitbelievedthatallthingshadaspiritwhethertheywerelivingor nonliving.Whensomethingdiesit’sspiritlivesoninthespiritworld.Shamans or'Angakoks'(religiousleaders)connectedwiththespiritworldwithdances andcharmsandwouldadviseothershowtocalmtheirspirits.Important festivalsoccurredintotaldarkness. owwastheirdailylifetiedtodifferentseasons? H Inthesummertheylivedintentsinsmallerfamilygroupswhiletheyhuntedfor caribou,sealsandwalruses.Theyalsofishedinthesummerandusedwalking, kayaksandumiaksfortransportation. Inthewintertheytraveledbyfootordogsledandlivedinlargesettlementsof upto100people.Theydidicefishingandhuntingforbeaversduringthewinter andusedWhaleoilandsealblubberforheatandlightthroughoutthewinter. xplaintheirinteractionswiththeEuropeans. E Theinuitactedasguidesandtraders.TheyalsotaughttheEuropeanssurvival skillsfortheharshclimateinreturnforknowledge.TheEuropeansbrought diseaseslikesmallpoxthattheinuitwerenotpreviouslyexposedto.Theyalso overfishedandhunted,leavingtheInuitwithverylittleresourcessotheyhadto relocateandfindanewplacetolive. Metis hoaretheMetis?Wheredidtheysettle? W ThemetisarepeopleofbothFirstNationsandEuropeanheritage.Theirfather isEuropeanandthemotherisindigenous.Theysettledalongthefurtrade routes. Describetheirspirituallife. heirbeliefswereamixofbothChristianbeliefsandtraditionalIndigenous T spiritualpractices.Fiddlemusicandintricatedancingareveryimportantto them. xplainkeyinformationabouttheirdailylife? E Mendidhunting,trapping,clearinglandfornewcrops,building,carvingand makingthingslikebowls,mortarandpestle,bowsandarrows.Womentook careofplanting,tendingandharvestingthecropsandalsomadeclothingand meals. TheAcadians - ikingswerethefirstEuropeanheritageinCanada V - JohnCabotfindsincrediblythickcodfishthatnotonlyprovidesthemwithatonoffood, butthecodfishalsoslowstheship - JacquesCartiermetIndigenouspeopleandhelpedgiveCanadaitsname - JeanNicolletaddsLakeMichigantoEuropeanmapsaftertryingtosailtoChina - Thesyrupturnedintoadeliciousmaplesauce - GovernorFrontenac-stoodtheirgroundinthebattleofQuebec 7Yearswar - ritainwasmostlyinterestedinGoldandSilver,thenfood,andlastlyrawmaterials B - FranceandBritainconstantlyfoughtoverthislandbecausethispieceoflandwasthe largestterritoryandwinningthislandwouldgrantthemfood,resources,andmoreland incaseofoverpopulation - IthinktheconcernsoftheFrenchwerethatBritaintakingtheirland,losingtheirland,, resourceslost,andlosingtheirculturalidentities TreatyofParis1763 - hepurposeoftheTreatyofPariswastoendthe7yearswar T - ThewarimpactedtheCanadiansbecauseFranceandBritainwerefightingontheirland - TheTreatyofParisbenefitedBritainbecausetheyobtainedtheFrenchpossessionsof IleRoyal,Quebec,andthegreatlakesofBasin - Thesignificanceofthisdocumentwasthatitmarkedtheendofthewarandstartedthe modernbasisforthemoderncountryofCanada Royalproclamation1763 - hemainpurposeofthisdocumentwastoestablishthebasisofthegovernmentfor T NorthAmerica - ThemainpointsofthisdocumentwastoestablishFirstNationrightsinCanada - TheimpactfromtheRoyalProclamationsetthestructureforthenegotiationof treatieswiththeIndigenousinhabitantsoflargesectionsofCanada - Thisdocumentwasthefirstrecognitionoftherightsforindigenouspeople - Policestochangefrenchbeliefs TheQuebecact1774 - hepurposeofthedocumentwastogaintheloyalofFrench-speakingCanadiansin T Quebec - Themainpointofthisdocumentwasthatitguaranteedtofreedomofworshipfromthe Frenchpropertyrights - TheQuebecactpreventedCanadaienmovingtothe“landoftheIndians” - ThequebecactestablishedthegovernmentofQuebec - BenifitedthefrenchCandaianasitgavethemtherighttopraticeromancatholicism TheAmericanRevolution atriots:peoplewholivedinthe13coloniesandwantedtohaveindependencefromtheBritish P Loyalist:peoplewholivedinthe13coloniesandwantedtostaywithBritain/keeptieswith Britain ThirteenColonies:Massachusetts,NewHampshire,RhodeIsland, Connecticut,NewYork,NewJersey,Delaware,Pennsylvania, Maryland,Virginia,Georgia,SouthCarolina,NorthCarolina. Act MainIdea SugarAct Totaxsugarandmolasses StampAct Alllegaldocumentweretobetaxed TownshendAct Taxingglass,tea,lead,paper,andpaint TeaAct LettheEastIndiaCompanytoexclusivelyselltea IntolerableActs ostonwasclosedtoallshippinguntilallofthedestroyedteawas B paidfor,andthekinghadtopayforhislosttaxes - fterthe7Years'war,theBritishwereleftwithalotofdebt.Theymadethe13colonies A payforthedebtbyincreasingthetax - The13coloniesweremadbecausetheydidn’tfeelliketheyneededprotectionfromthe FrenchortheFirstNations.Theywerealsoangryaboutbeingtaxedwithouthaving representativesintheBritishParliament. - TheTownshendActwasrecalledin1770 - TheStampActwasrecalledin1766 - TheAmericansaimedtofreeQuebecfromtheBritishRule - GeneralRichardMontgomerycapturedMontréalandcontinuedtoQuébecCity - AmericanarmyledbyGeneralBenedictArnoldnearlyfailedduetofaultymaps, starvation,disease,anddesertion - GeneralRichardMontgomerymetGeneralBenedictArnoldonNewYear’sEve1775in QuebecCity,theylostthebattleandretreatedtocampoutthewinter TheLoyalists - anyLoyalistswerepeoplewhocamefromScotland,Germanstates,TheNetherlands, M orformerAfricanAmericanslaves - LoyalistslefttheirhomecountryforAmericaasduringthetimetheyleftAmericawas underBritishrule.SinceloyalistswerepeoplewhosupportedBritainitmadesensefor themthemovetoAmerica - WhatdifficultiesdidtheLoyalistsencounterwhiletryingtosettleinCanada? SomedifficultiesthattheLoyalistsfacedwerethatthegovernmentwasslowthesurvey theirland(Whichmeanttheycouldnotsettle) - TheLoyalistsboostedthepopulation,leadingtothecreationofNewBrunswick,and heavilyinfluencedthepoliticsandcultureofCanada - ThearrivalofloyalistschangedtheculturalmakeupofBritishNorthAmericaby StrengtheningBritishculturalinfluence - lackLoyalistsareblackslaveswhofoughtforBritaininhopeforfreedomanda B promiseofland - TheloyalistslefttheUnitedStatesbecauseofthewarandbecausetheyheardthat AmericahadgottenitsindependencefromBritain - SomechallengesthattheBlackLoyalistsmightoffacedwereDiscrimination,littleland, andsparseresources - TheHaudenosauneeLoyalistsarepeoplefromaleagueoffivenations(Mohawk, Cayuga,Seneca,Onondaga,andOneida) - ManypeopleleftforCanadabecausetheylosttheirplace,property,andsecurityduring therevolution - Somechallengestheyfacedweregettingland,plantingcrops,andbuildinghomes - ChiefJosephBrantisimportantForhisalliancewiththeBritishduringtheAmerican Revolution