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Few French settlers were in New France because they couldn't own land, it was too cold for farming, they had to follow Roman Catholic religion, and few people were allowed to trap legally.
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When did the French begin to settle in North America?
1600s
What was the newspaper called in France in the 1600s?
The first French newspaper, printed in the 1600s, was named "la gazette".
When did french begin to settle colonies in north America?
1600s
Why were french colonists slow to settle in new France in the 1600s?
Because only who were Catholics could settle and they couldn't own land
Which of brazils neighbors has been a colony of france since the 1600s?
French Guiana
What year did the Puritans settle in Massachusetts?
In the 1600s
What was the most popular food in new France in the 1600s?
they ate french toast
The most important issue for most colonist in the 1600s was their ability to acquire?
Land
Who settled Iowa?
Iowa was originally inhabited by Native Americans around 13,000 years ago. French traders were the first Europeans to settle the area in the late 1600s.
Where was calvinism in the 1600s?
scotland, england, and france
What was communication like in the 1600s?
In England and America, people spoke English. In Spain, people spoke Spanish. In Italy, Italian. In France, French. In Germany, German. Get it?
Where did the french settle in the 1600s?
In the 1600s, the French primarily settled in North America, particularly in areas that would become Canada and parts of the United States. They established colonies in regions such as Quebec and Acadia, as well as along the Mississippi River, where they founded New Orleans in 1718. Additionally, the French explored and claimed territories in the Caribbean, including islands like Saint-Domingue (now Haiti) and Martinique.
