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What possibilities did exploration of new world open Europeans up to?
These discoveries opened Europeans to the possibility that there are new truths to be found. It also fueled a great deal of scientific research, especially in astronomy and mathematics.
Why did Samuel De Champlain need to live in new France?
To set up a colony and claim it for France
What happened when France lost control of New France in the Treaty of Paris 1713?
simple, it went to the british. today new France makes up part of the country known as Canada.
Where did Jacques marquette start his travel and where did he end?
he started from France and then ended up in Mississippi
Where did the 2011 tour de France end?
The final stages of the tour de France traditionnally end on the Champs-Elysées avenue, in Paris France. The finish line isn't up the avenue near the Arc De Triomphe, but rather near the bottom of the avenue, just up the Rond-Point.
What was set up as part of the new limited monarchy in France?
There wasn't any set up.
How did Germany end up in France in World War 2?
The German army ended up in North West France in WWI because the German army took the French by surprise and it was into France before there was sufficient resistance to stop it.
If you cross the Atlantic ocean from France where would you end up?
It would depend on what bearing you travelled.
Can an American be a forieng exchange student?
Yep they can. We had a girl from my school end up going to France.
Who is Giova de Verazzano?
Giovanni de verazzano was hired by the king of France in 1524 to investigate the New World he and his crew were the first europeans to find NJ on his ship "La Dauphine" he sailed from France to North Carolina and then north up the coast line and landed in sandy hook over in sandy hook he met some of the Lenni Lenape.
When did children in new France wake up?
6:00-7:30 AM
Where was New France located?
( The Answer Is A. The Darker Shade of Blue Up In The Canadian Regions.) :)
