Unit 4: Competition For Trade Flashcards

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What did the Aboriginals have that the Europeans wanted?

A

Fur!

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What did the Europeans have that the aboriginals wanted?

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They valued metal goods that came from Europe. 
Pots
Knives
Axes
Copper wire
Guns
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What did they use the furs for?

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Coats jackets, felt hats.

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What is the barter system?

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When you go to a store and trade goods for goods instead of money.

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What is good about the barter system?

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They establish good feelings of respect and trust for one another.

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What is a wampum belt?

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Decorative beads used to represent friendship.

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Who were the major groups that took part in the fur trade?

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First Nations
Merchants
Coures de bois and Voyagers

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What did the First Nations contribute to the fur trade?

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They hunted and trapped animals. The woman skinned the animals and prepared the pelt. Then they loaded their canoes with fur to deliver the goods to the trading posts.

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How did the merchants contribute to the fur trade?

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In both French and English fur trades the merchants financed and organized the trade. They purchased trading goods from Europe and sent them to Canada.

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How did the coures de bois and voyagers contribute to the fur trade?

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They paddled on long journeys in the wilderness to trade for furs with the First Nations. Later thee men paddled canoes from trading forts to Montreal.

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What was good about the Hudson’s bay?

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Close to fur
Many rivers flowed into the Hudson’s bay
Larger supply ships could deliver.

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Who were nor’westers?

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Traders from Montreal, who extended the fur trade. And they also paddled canoes back and forth though trading forts.

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What is an inlander?

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People who lived year round at trading forts.

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Why did each company keep building trading forts?

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To be close to the First Nations trappers

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14
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Who was Alexander Mackenzie?

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A man who found a passage between the Rockies.

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15
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What impacts did Europeans have on First Nations?

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Working for the trade
Following the fur
Depending on European goods 
Hunting the buffalo
Loss of language
Diseases
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What did women contribute to the fur trade?

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Prepared the furs
Made clothing
Paddled canoes and worked in camps
Sharing language

17
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What was the great peace of montreal?

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Three nation that banded together to fight the haudenosaunee and french. they then set up a meeting to sign a treaty that he First Nations would no longer battle eachother.