Most French colonist were hunters and traders and never established permanent homes, they lacked self government and religious freedom (only Catholics were allowed)... Meaning many French (Huguenots, French Protestants) even went to other English colonies seeking refuge.. And since most of the people who went to America were seeking freedom and a different pace of life New France failed...
it's a kip
actully......settlers DID want to come to new france! they wanted more land, more freedom, and they wanted to practice their religion freely.
A few settlers lived in New France primarily due to its harsh climate and challenging geography, which made agriculture difficult. The French government encouraged settlement for economic reasons, including the fur trade, but many settlers faced hardships and opted to return to France. Additionally, the French Crown focused on trade and resource extraction rather than large-scale colonization, leading to a smaller population of permanent settlers compared to British colonies.
Few French settlers were in New France because they couldn't own land, it was too cold for farming, they had to follow Roman Catholic religion, and few people were allowed to trap legally.
Because only who were Catholics could settle and they couldn't own land
because the climate was cold,and it was hard to farm in the wheather
Akaroa on the South Island of New Zealand, but by the time that the settlers arrived to take possession in August of 1840 the Maori had once again sold the the property to the British and the Union Jack was in place. The settlers stayed, including a few who were Germans citizens under the protection of the British.
They where fewer women in New France because the king was sending all of the Filles Dui Roi from France. (The filles DUI roi where young orphan woman that where sent off to marry men in New France)
The French settlers.
New Laws ; English judges brought in common law New Settlers ; by 1640 English and Scottish settlers had come to Ulster .Gaelic Irish people remained farming the land but very few owned any land. New Religions; Most settlers were Protestant Scottish settlers were Presbyterian ( followers of Calvin) and the English settlers were Anglican (church of Ireland) Others are New ways of farming and trading & new towns & new houses ! :):)
The movement mostly occured in France, though there were a few Americans (Cassatt being the only very famous one).
Very few. The only civilian free settlers on the First Fleet were the wives and children of some of the marines. No other settlers sought passage on the convict-dominated Fleet. There are no records listing the wives and children, but it is estimated that there were not more than a couple of dozen.