French Regime: p. 62-83

6. Minister Responsible for all French colonies.
11. Rulers have unlimited power over their people and were not restricted by a set of rules(constitution) or a group of people (aristocracy).
13. An economic system where a state's power is measured by the amount of silver and gold it has.
15. Council Composed of the governor general, the intendant, a representative of the bishop and councillors. Functions as a court of appeal.
16. The exclusive exploitation of a resource by one individual or one chartered company.
18. A peasant granted a censive by a seigneur.
19. The teaching of the Gospel of Jesus Christ to non-Christians.
21. A colonist who agreed to work for wages for an employer who settled in the colony in exchange for payment of his passage and his upkeep.

1. A religious order of Nuns who arrived in New France in 1639.
2. Founded Trois-Riveres.
3. The establishment of colonies.
4. A catholic religious order that consists mainly of men. They came to New France to evangelize the Aboriginals in 1611.
5. A noble man who was granted a large estate by the king.
7. Founded Quebec City.
8. The belief that the monarchs' authority over the Catholic Church is comparable to that of the Pope's.
9. A parcel of land belonging to a seigneury and worked on by a peasant.
10. company An association of merchants who financed the triangular voyages to Asia or North America.
12. Responsible for internal affairs: police, military supplies, justice, finance, admin., economic development and settlement.
13. Founded Ville-Marie.
14. Captains Responsible for setting up the militia in a parish or seigneury. Conveyed civil and military order from the leaders to the people.
17. No political power in New France.
20. general Representative of the king and responsible for the external affairs. He organized defence as well as military offensives.