The French Flashcards

1
Q

Who was the first notable French explorer?

A

Samuel de Champlain

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2
Q

Where and when de Samuel de Champlain arrive?

A

the mouth of the river in the Bay of Fundy in 1604

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3
Q

Why did Samuel de Champlain rename the river le Fleuve Saint Jean?

A

because he arrived on Saint Jean Baptiste Day

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4
Q

Were the early French colonies permanent?

A

No, they were seasonal (initially for fishing and later fur trade)

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5
Q

When did more French people begin to settle?

A

the 1620s

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6
Q

What were the Maritime provinces known as at the time the French were just first settling?

A

Acadia

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7
Q

What were constructed along the river (during French’s early settlement)?

A

Forts

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8
Q

When was Fort Nashwaak constructed?

A

winter of 1691-1692

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9
Q

when did Acadia fall into the hands of the British?

A

1713

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10
Q

Many Acadians had made their way from (today) Nova Scotia to (today) Fredericton by what decade?

A

the 1730s

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11
Q

What did General Charles Lawrence decide was the only way to end the French and English disputes (and in what year)?

A

deportation in 1753

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12
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When and where did deportation begin?

A

1755 in present-day Nova Scotia

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13
Q

In what year did the Acadian Deportation come to the Wolastoq valley

A

1758

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14
Q

What was the Acadian deportation to the Wolostoq valley called?

A

The Saint John River Campaign

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15
Q

Who was in charge of the SJRC expedition and what did they do?

A

General Robert Monckton. The destroyed villages, and captured any “French Neutrals”

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16
Q

When did General Monckton arrive at the mouth of the river and what was the fort they built called?

A

September 1758 and Fort Frederick

17
Q

What settlements did the SJRC come across (and destroy)?

A

Grimross, then Jemseg (they turned back for Fort Frederick because of early winter)

18
Q

What was the name of the search parties that would go out over the frozen river to look for Acadian settlements?

A

the New England Rangers

19
Q

Before the English landed, how many families were established at Pointe Sainte Anne?

A

90 families