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What has been the long-term significance of french settlers in Canada?
They created a strong culture region within Canada
What has been the long term significance of French settlers in Canada?
They created a strong culture region within Canada
How would the history of the English colonies have been changed in the 18th and 19th centuries if the French had been allowed to remain in Canada?
The French Elite left but the French people stayed so we know exactly how that timeline would look like. If the Elite stayed and France kept control we could look to the other French colonies, like Haiti to see what that timeline would resemble. Everything would have been very different but just as an example they would not have allowed Loyalist to flee the American revolution to Canada. And since the French have always had considerable loyalty to the USA, Canada would have come under American control much sooner. Not that there would be a Canada. The French would have never been able to resist the American Manifest Destiny,
Could conflict between first nations and European fur traders and settlers in the southern and central Canada have been avoided?
well, not completely but if they had the smarts and brains they could have
How many immigrants does Canada have per year?
Since 2001, there has been between 221,350 and 262,230 immigrants per annum
What has been the long-term significance of french settlers in Canada?
They created a strong culture region within Canada
What has been the long term significance of French settlers in Canada?
They created a strong culture region within Canada
What has been the long-term significance of french settler in Canada?
They created a strong culture region within Canada
Did sir wilfred laurier bring french to Canada?
No, the French have been in Canada since the 1600's. I would suggest French had been brought to Canada even earlier, maybe by Jacques Cartier.
How does France gain new France?
New France, currently the State of Quebec in Canada, was founded by French settlers as the first French colony in Northern America in the late 16th century following its discovery by Cartier who had been send by King Francis I of France in order to map the and later colonize the western part of Northern Atlantic.
Why is the maple leaf a symbol of Canada?
Before there were settlers from Europe, the aboriginal people of Canada were using maple sap. Historians say the maple leaf has been a symbol of Canada as far back as 1700. The maple leaf was referred to as Canada's chosen emblem in a literary annual
When did port hope get its name?
Port Hope, located in Ontario, Canada, was named in 1792. The name is believed to have been derived from the phrase "Port of Hope," reflecting the area's significance as a harbor and a place of refuge for early settlers and travelers. The town was officially incorporated in 1834 and has since retained its historical charm and waterfront appeal.
How would the history of the English colonies have been changed in the 18th and 19th centuries if the French had been allowed to remain in Canada?
The French Elite left but the French people stayed so we know exactly how that timeline would look like. If the Elite stayed and France kept control we could look to the other French colonies, like Haiti to see what that timeline would resemble. Everything would have been very different but just as an example they would not have allowed Loyalist to flee the American revolution to Canada. And since the French have always had considerable loyalty to the USA, Canada would have come under American control much sooner. Not that there would be a Canada. The French would have never been able to resist the American Manifest Destiny,
How did moose get to Ontario?
They've been there long before the white settlers ever came to Canada, and likely even before the Native Americans showed up.
When did French settlers come to Québec?
Québec was founded by Samuel Champlain in 1608. However, French settlers might have been in the vicinity prior to 1608. Jacques Cartier had spent two winters in Québec about 70 years prior to Champlain.
Could conflict between first nations and European fur traders and settlers in the southern and central Canada have been avoided?
well, not completely but if they had the smarts and brains they could have
How many immigrants does Canada have per year?
Since 2001, there has been between 221,350 and 262,230 immigrants per annum
