early explorers

Question 1

voyageurs

Answer 1

a person who sails across seas/rivers to claim and explore more land

Question 2

coureur de bois

Answer 2

the “runner of the woods” independently traded with F.N.

Question 3

merchant

Answer 3

a person who makes a living off the fur trade. middle man in buisness

Question 4

intendant

Answer 4

was incharge, planned out the colonies

Question 5

colony

Answer 5

dominating and claiming land

Question 6

mercantillism

Answer 6

raw materials are pirced low and get shipped to make expensive goods

Question 7

filles de roi

Answer 7

the daughter of the king, poor or orphanined girls shipped to france to get married

Question 8

governor

Answer 8

the people who in charge of external trades and controlled the military

Question 9

bishop

Answer 9

they represented the clergy and the catholic churches

Question 10

habitants

Answer 10

people enslaved by seigneurs to work/ farm the land

Question 11

seigneurs

Answer 11

people who owned habitants and was in charge to build churches and flour mills

Question 12

british imperialism

Answer 12

claimed land for farms, took advantage of F.N’s (saw as obsticles)

Question 13

french imperialism

Answer 13

claimed land for resources, saw F.Ns as partners

Question 14

Jacques Cartier exploration

Answer 14

• tried to find another trade route

- sailed for france, wanted to claim land for france

Question 15

Jacques Cartier impact

Answer 15

• threatned them to leave

- took them as prisoners

Question 16

Samuel de champlain exploration

Answer 16

• followed Cartier’s routes

- travelled up St. Lawrence river

Question 17

Samuel de Champlain Impact

Answer 17

• wanted to convert them into catholic people
• called them “savages”
• used them as navigators

Question 18

why did europeans explore

Answer 18

they wanted to claim more land, look for new treasures (gold, silver) and look for new routes

Question 19

impact on F.Ns from colonization

Answer 19

• food supply went down
• hunted out all out bison
• they were forced onto a small protion of land