Chapter 3 Flashcards

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Who was the first explorer to try and colonize in America?

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Walter Raleigh

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Define mercantilism

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A economic system that allowed an imperial country to become rich by selling the resources taken from its colonies

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Why did he fail twice?

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They were not prepared for the harsh life of the America wilderness.

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What were their reasons to colonize in America?

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Economy
Religious freedoms
Quality of life
Competition

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Economy

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France, Spain, and Portugal were making a lot of money from their colonies in the Americas, Britain hoped to do the same.

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Competition

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Spain and France were expanding their empires, Britain was in competition with them and wanted to prevent them from becoming more powerful.

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Quality of life

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In Britain the cities were overcrowded and there was little good farmland left. Colonies provided them a place to resettle.

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Religious Freedom

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Many religious groups in Britain were treated badly because of their beliefs, they wanted yo find a place where they could practice their religion freely.

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How many colonies did Britain create?

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Thirteen

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What would the colonies be know as?

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New England

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What was new Frances goal?

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Frances priority was collecting furs, timber, metal, and fish from the land.

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What was different about the climates between the two empires.

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New France was very cold, too cold for farming, however it was the best place to fine furs.
In the thirteen colonies the climate was mild.

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Difference between employment.

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New France was based mainly on fur trade, the coureurs de bois ran most of the fur trade.
Thirteen colonies were based on farming fishing and logging.

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What was different about religion.

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Only French Catholics were encouraged to come to New France.

The thirteen colonies allowed people from many faiths as well as countries.

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What was different about trading

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New France was only allowed to trade with New France

The thirteen colonies traded with other countries.

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Who found Newfoundland?

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John Cabot

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What did John Cabot find in Newfoundland

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Fish

17
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Why didn’t Britain want Newfoundland

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The climate was to harsh and the soil wasn’t good for farming

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What was the treaty that New France and the British signed called?

A

The treaty of Utrecht.

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What did the treaty say

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French could keep control of the fortress of louisborg on île royale. While Acadia was given to the British, and they renamed it Nova Scotia.

20
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Why is nova Scotia so important

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Because the British built an army base on it.

21
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What did they call the new settle ment

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Halifax

22
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Why were the Mi’kmaq concerned about the newcomers?

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Because they built Halifax on one of their campsites.

23
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Who sailed from London to the Hudson’s bay?

A

Raddisson and Des Groseillers.

24
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Who did they trade with?

A

The local Cree

25
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Who attacked the British

A

Pierre Des Troyes

26
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Who left his post of the Hudson Bay company

A

Henry Kelsey

27
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Who went farther than Kelsey?

A

Anthony Henday

28
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Who set out to find rich resources?

A

Samuel Hearne

29
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Who was sent to find a northwest passage?

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Roald Amundsen