he was unteated to the point he had to disguise him self from creating war, but eventually he had a stoke from someone finding out
Samuel de Champlain was motivated by the treasures that he felt he could discover. He was further driven by the ability to take these treasures such as gold, spices, and other riches back to his country.
He gained permission to set up fur trade forts from royalty so im guessing he was treated pretty well.
Samuel de Champlain brought back detailed maps, drawings, and descriptions of the lands he explored in North America, particularly the St. Lawrence River and the Great Lakes region. He also documented the customs and cultures of the Indigenous peoples he encountered during his explorations.
So I did a lot of research! It took me a long time to find it for you guys but here it is. Samuel de Champlain brought back Tobacco, Beads and fur from his travels.
Samuel de Champlain got sent back to Europe.
Yes he did because he got hurt
Yes, her name was Helene Boulle. She was the daughter of a very wealthy man. Samuel de Champlain married her when she was 12 and he was 40! A bit of an age difference but allowable back then.
To become famous. Spain, France and Italy had a rivalry between each other to be the most popular country. So, spain sent Champlain out on a voyage to find an undiscovered water route. if the boat sent out on the voyage never comes back, their mission failed and the other countries make fun of that country for that.
Samuel de Champlain was a famous explorer from France in the 1600's he sailed to Canada and back to France many times he discovered what he called new France.
Samuel de Champlain was a french person who was the founder of Quebec and was called the father of new France. he was into exploration since he was very little. his father and his uncle were sea captains he married a 12 year old girl when he was 40 he went on about 20 voyages back and forth from France to quebec
No,because Champlain invested all his wealth and was financed by the King of France with ships,tools and settlers.He built a Habitation,(fortified manor) and he made many trips back and forth to France to get credit,goods,food supplies to start the colony in a country he called New France.
Samuel de Champlain chose the name Quebec (with a Q)for the colonial outpost in 1608, but the name goes back earlier than that.