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- 2. This was a famous French fur trader who helped start trade around Hudson Bay
- 10. This was a French general in North America during the Seven Years’ War
- 11. This was a smaller canoe used for inland travel
- 13. Seen by French soldiers from a distance this was a small line of British soldiers holding off a larger enemy force
- 14. This means to settle in a new land and establish control over it
- 16. This was a Norse explorer (Leif Erikson) believed to have reached North America around 1000 CEMonopoly, This is complete control of a product or trade by one person or company
- 21. This was an Italian explorer who sailed for England and claimed land in North America
- 22. This is a British company that controlled much of the fur trade
- 23. This was the site near Quebec City where Britain defeated France in 1759
- 24. This was a rival Canadian fur trading company based in Montreal
- 25. This was another war between England and France in North America (early 1700s)
- 29. These are objects made or used by people in the past
- 31. This territory represented the French colonies in North America
- 32. This was a British general who defeated the French at Quebec
- 34. This is a person who invests money to make a profit
- 36. These were French settlers living in what is now Nova Scotia
- 37. Harsh conditions long hours bad weather and little shelter were the daily conditions of working in this early maritime job sector
- 41. This was an explorer who crossed Canada to the Pacific Ocean
- 45. This was an official document giving permission to explore or claim land
- 46. This was a French explorer who claimed land in Canada for France
- 47. This was an official in New France who helped it grow and become more self-sufficient
- 48. This was a massive French fortress in present-day Nova Scotia
- 49. This was an Italian explorer who explored the east coast of North America for France
- 50. This was a governor of the Hudson’s Bay Company
- 51. This is when a country extends its power over other lands and peoples
- 52. Looking for gold and diamonds Carter only discovered these worthless minerals
- 53. This is an Indigenous group who were allies of the French in the fur trade
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- 1. Relating to the geography of Quebec this term implies impossible to capture or defeat
- 3. This was a British nobleman who established the Red River Settlement
- 4. This is a rich fishing grounds off the coast of Newfoundland
- 5. These are goods made from raw materials
- 6. This is an economic system where colonies supply raw materials to the mother country
- 7. This was a conflict between England and France in North America (late 1600s)
- 8. This is a sea route through the Arctic connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans
- 9. Ths was the vast territory controlled by the Hudson’s Bay Company
- 12. These were most likely the first Europeans to arrive to Canada
- 15. This is a person who starts and runs a business
- 17. This was a large canoe used for long-distance transport
- 18. These are natural resources used to make goods (like wood or fur)
- 19. These were independent French fur traders who traveled inland to trade with Indigenous peoples
- 20. This was a violent conflict between fur trade rivals in 1816
- 26. This was a famous fur trader and explorer who helped found the Hudson’s Bay Company
- 27. This was a Viking settlement in Newfoundland, the first known European site in North America
- 28. These were tall wooden fences built for protection around settlements
- 30. This is a place where animal hides are turned into leather
- 33. These were people sent to spread Christianity
- 35. This is the fur (skin) of a beaver, highly valuable in the fur trade
- 38. These were French farmers who lived along the St. Lawrence River
- 39. This was a system of land division in New France where land was granted to lords (seigneurs)
- 40. This was a high-quality beaver fur from winter coats, used to make felt hats
- 42. This was a standard unit used to measure value in the fur trade
- 43. These are wooden planks used to make barrels
- 44. Reaching North America, this was a global war between Britain and France (1756–1763)
