What is the different between new France and New England?

Answer 1

new France is located along the Great Lakes, missions were built, settled by fur traders and explorers, quebec grew slowly, and had a small population. new netherland was located along the Hudson river, settled by farmers, new Amsterdam grew quickly, and settlers from many countries and religious groups.

Answer 2

well,they were in the same country

Answer 3

new France is located along the Great Lakes, missions were built, settled by fur traders and explorers, quebec grew slowly, and had a small population. new netherland was located along the Hudson river, settled by farmers, new Amsterdam grew quickly, and settlers from many countries and religious groups.

Answer 4

Had an enormous territory to defend

Had a small population - 65 000

Had a poor economy because of the fur trade (mercantilism) ; it was not diversified

Had little support from France

Answer 5

The French Colonial Empire was consisted mostly of fur-trappers, hunters, and traders who assimilated more with the indigenous people than other settlers. As a result, French colonies had relatively few towns and villages compared to England, with the majority of French settlers being nomadic fur traders known as coureurs des bois.

Unlike New France, which existed mainly as a profit-feeding source for the French homeland, the British were playing for keeps. England never intended for their New World colonial possessions to be temporary get-rich-quick schemes; rather, the British worked to establish a permanent presence in the New World. As a result, the population of British colonies were significantly greater than French colonies and had a greater population density. Towns and villages were more common, and even sometimes grew into full-fledged cities.

Answer 6

During the war, New France was help by the Huron Indians. This is now called the "Fur trade."

Answer 7

The difference is that New France was in Quebec, and New England is in what we now call the United States in thirteen separate parts.