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What did Spain do after the French set up a colony at Fort st Louis?
they failed
What settlement did the french build on the St Lawrence river?
quebec
Where was the first permanent settlment in the US?
Fort Astoria
Where is the Old Fort Branch Library in Old Fort located?
The address of the Old Fort Branch Library is: 65 E Mitchell St, Old Fort, 28762 6805
What general captured Forts Carillon and St Frederick?
General Amherst. Captured two French Forts,Carillon and St.Frederick, and renamed them Fort Ticonderoga and Crown Point.
Why did Fort St. Louis fail?
Fort St. Louis failed because the French abandoned fort St. Louis after native American attacks, many of the French fled back to France while others sail up the Mississippi river to Canada.
What french explorer established Fort St. Louis in 1685?
Sieur de La Salle established Fort St. Louis in 1685. :)
What was the name of the French fort near st Augustine?
The fort in St Augustine is now known under its original Spanish name, Castillo de San Marcos. However, it has also been known as Fort Marion and Fort St Mark.
Who built fort St. Louis?
La Salle, a French explorer
How long did it take to build mont st Michel?
It took about 358 years to build mostly because it was destroyed near the end of the hundred year war when the Romans were using it as a fort. After the war the french rebuilt it on a bigger scale.
What did Spain do after the French set up a colony at Fort st Louis?
they failed
Whitney bank locations in the french quarters new Orleans?
There are four Whitney Bank branches that are in and around the French Quarter. They are at 1320 St Charles Ave, 610 Poydras St, 228 St Charles Ave, and 430 Chartres St.
What settlement did the french build on the St Lawrence river?
quebec
Why was Fort St. Louis a threat to Spain?
It was a French fort within territory that Spain believed was part of New Spain
Where did the French build a settlement called fort St. Louis in Matagorda Bay?
The French built a settlement called Fort St. Louis in Matagorda Bay, Texas, in 1685. This settlement was established by René-Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle, as part of an effort to expand French territory in North America. Despite its initial promise, Fort St. Louis faced numerous challenges, including conflicts with local Indigenous tribes and supply issues, ultimately leading to its decline. The site is significant in Texas history as an early example of European colonization in the region.
What is st. Charles symbol?
A shield due to his family crest.
Fort St Charles in MN fur trade?
Ft St Charles (I live next door to it, and my father in law, along with other local NW ANgle residents restored it) was an exploratory and BASE CAMP for French Jesuit Priests and the famous Laverandre Family. It really did not serve as a FUR TRADING POST. Mike Rasmussen
