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New France
New France is the area colonized by France between 1534 and 1763, covering large swathes of nowadays Canada and USA, down to Louisiana.
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For what reason were Protestants not allowed to settle in New France while Louis XIV was in power?
Louis XIV was Catholic, and he wanted all Protestants to convert.
Who were some of the key explorers of new France and what were their impacts on new France?
John Cabot - Discovered Newfoundland and the plentiful codfish. He said that you could put anywhere bucket in the water and when you brought it back up it'd be full of fish. This drew the attention of fishermen.
Samuel De Champlain - Helped with the colonies in New France. Was a navigater, cartographer, explorer, governor of New France explorer, and artisit. He established the fur trade between the natives and the europeans.
Jacques Cartier - Claimed New France in the name of King Louis. He was the first European to describe and map the Gulf of Saint Lawrence and the shores of the Saint Lawrence River, which he named "The Country of Canadas", after the Iroquois names for the two big settlements he saw at Stadacona (Quebec City) and at Hochelaga (Montreal Island).
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Why did France and the British compete to control Acadia?
Acadia was in the middle and whoever controlled Acadia had a big advantage over the other. plus supply ships had to pass Acadia so whoever owned Acadia could sabotage the others supply.
Why did the Settlers come to New France?
they came to France to trade for furs and to bring Christianity to the Indians. hope this helps <3
What did nuns in New France provide in hospitals?
You are thinking of Catholic Sisters, not nuns: nuns are women religious that are enclosed in a cloistered monastery. Catholic sisters, such as the Ursulines, Hospital Sisters of Quebec, Hospital Sister of Montreal, Sisters of Charity of Montreal primarily ministered to the educational and health needs of the French but served everyone without discrimination. (extracted from Canada's Religions: An Historical Introduction, ByRobert Choquette
Well, many nations wanted to explore and profit from trade in the new world. The French specifically wanted to use America to sell fur and make a profit from it, and they explored and settled large tracts of land. However, because of the Protestant Reformation, the edict of Fontainebleau, and the intolerance of Huguenots, many French were also fleeing France for the same reason that people were fleeing England. Religious intolerance brought many, many people to the Americas.
What did the men in New France use to make shelter?
they made their shelter out of everything they had wood and covered it with cedar and outsides painted white
What was the relationship between the filles du roi and the natives?
well.. they had few interactions. it all depended on how the wars were between new France and then Iroquois's and Huron's. different parts got different amount of interactions. if wars broke out between the natives and the french men the filles Du Rois were uninvolved and much unimportant in the interaction.
William Pitt's strategy in the assault on New FRance finally succeeded because?
He concentrated British forces on attacking the vital strong points of Quebec and Montreal.
In the American Pageant 11th edition book, on page 114, it says, "Pitt wisely decided to soft pedal assaults on the French West Indies and to concentrate on the vitals of Canada - the Quebec - Montreal area
How was Moccasin Bread made by the new France settlers?
Moccasin used ragular wheat,rye and barley it was crushed together in a mill and baked in an out door oven.
The American Indians and the French fur traders and French missionsaries in New France?
yes it was in new french
How were new Spain and New France alike?
You need to answer this question because we don’t do homework and your teacher is looking for your critical thinking skills and how well you you understood the lesson. I suggest that you make a Venn diagram to help you.
How do you describe what jean talon daily life was like?
Jean Talon, the first Intendant of New France from 1665 to 1672, focused on developing the colony's economy and infrastructure. His daily life involved administrative duties, overseeing agricultural production, and promoting trade and immigration to bolster the population. He implemented reforms in various sectors, including agriculture and industry, while also addressing challenges such as food supply and defense. Talon's work laid the groundwork for the growth and sustainability of New France, making his daily life a blend of governance, economic planning, and community engagement.
What factors were considered when diciding who was on the top or bottom of the new France hierarchy?
In New France, the hierarchy was shaped by factors such as social status, wealth, and occupation. The French nobility held the highest positions, often granted land and titles, while merchants and professionals occupied the middle tier. Additionally, the Catholic Church wielded significant influence, with clergy often ranking highly. Indigenous peoples and lower classes, including laborers and enslaved individuals, were positioned at the bottom of the social hierarchy.
How did Louis XIV and jean talon promote settlement in new France?
Louis XIV and Jean Talon promoted settlement in New France through a series of policies aimed at increasing the population and economic development of the colony. Louis XIV appointed Talon as the Intendant of New France, where he implemented measures such as encouraging immigration, providing land grants, and promoting agriculture and trade. Talon also facilitated the establishment of industries and infrastructure, which attracted settlers and bolstered the colony's economy. Together, their efforts helped to lay the foundation for a more stable and prosperous New France.
