The French Regime: Power Flashcards

1
Q

The French Regime was from…(dates)

A

1608-1760

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2
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What was the result to Jacques Cartier’s expedition in 1534?

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The French “claim” power in North America by putting up a cross

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3
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Since the King of France was very busy, who had the power in New France?

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The Company of a Hundred Associates ran the colony from 1627-1663

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4
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Why did the Company of a Hundred Associates fail to settle the territory?

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They were too busy with the fur trade and didn’t care about settlement

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5
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The King was not happy with the colony’s slow progress. What happened next?

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The King installs the Royal Government in 1663

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6
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Explain the power chart during the French Regime

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The King of France=> Minister of Marines=> Sovereign Council in New France=>People

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7
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New France’s colonial authorities followed orders from France. Who were the colonial authorities?

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Sovereign council (governor, intendant, bishop)

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8
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Who is in control of the relationship, New France or France?

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France

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9
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Give two aspects of the power relationship between France and New France.

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  1. France communicates with New France by mail (letters contain orders about administration)
  2. New France needs money and soldiers for protection from France
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10
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Who represents the Church in New France?

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Clergy, bishops, religious orders (nuns, priests, missionaries)

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What are the roles of the Church in New France?

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  1. Charity
  2. Converting
  3. Education
  4. Public records
  5. Collected money
  6. Ethical life of colonists
  7. Health
  8. Bishop in Sovereign council
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12
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What does the Catholic Clergy want NF to be?

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The perfect Catholic Society

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13
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What are the Church’s demands?

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  1. Prohibition on trading alcohol with the indigenous people
  2. Prohibition on presentation of plays that are “immoral”
  3. If the Church does not approve of a governor’s actions he should be fired
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14
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Why does the State listen to the Church?

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  1. The Church converts indigenous people

2. The Church maintains public order in the colony

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15
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What does the State give the Church?

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  1. Seigneuries to help fund their works
  2. State recalls governor Frontenac at Church’s insistence
  3. Bishop on Sovereign Council
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16
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Who were the French quick to ally themselves with?

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Many indigenous groups

17
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Why were the French allies with the indigenous population?

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  1. Wanted military support

2. Access to fur supply

18
Q

Why were the indigenous populations allies with the French?

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  1. Military support to combat their enemies

2. European goods

19
Q

What were some consequences due to the power relationship between the French and the indigenous?

A

Ongoing French military presence in the colony to protect agaisnt Iroquois

20
Q

What was the Alliance made between the Aboriginal groups and the French?

A

The Great Peace of Montreal of 1701

21
Q

What were some points of the Alliance of The Great Peace of Montreal of 1701?

A
  1. 40 Aboriginal nations agreed to fight for France

2. Allow Governor to solve Aboriginal disputes