around the 17 hundreds
He traveled to Canada in 1578 and explored Bafin island.
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I'm positive about this but I think they crossed a bridge by following herds of animals
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The 48 degree longitude longitude line separates the U.S and Canada. So being int the "Upper 48" means your in Canada.
The days of coureurs des bois ended because the coureurs des bois were bringing to many pelts in so the king set them free
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They were there before 1663, but only in small numbers. The Sixties however saw a great increase in immigration to Canada from France and with that, a great increase in the number of coureurs des bois. Their days as free agents came to an end even before 1700, because the French Government decided to regulate this trade and gave trade concessions to big trading houses. This system (the so-called 'congé'-system) put the trade in the hands of the traveling representatives of the trading houses, the voyageurs.
These are the roles for coureur de bois,Thanks. -keeping with plan, the French tried to develop close trading relationships with native people -they wanted native traders to come to the St. Lawrence -French explorers and coureurs de bois traveled far out into the continent, seeking both furs and the Northwest Passage -independent fur traders -they paid official fees and bribes to look the other way -they traveled the waterways in birch-bark canoes -beginning of the fur brigades -brothers-in-law, Pierre Radisson and Médart de Groseilliers are probably most famous of the coureurs de bois for the great northern sea -when they didn't tell France of their find, they went off the England, where King Charles II sponsored the beginning of the Hudson's Bay Company
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They were the first to come to Canada!
the first people who came to Canada is the first nations or you can call them aboriginals.
The first European settlers in Canada were Scandinavians.
it first arrived in canada in 1952 i hope we have helped you
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eastern europeans