Unit 2- Lesson 6 The First French Colonies

To bring goods from another country for sale or use

• import
• export
• ally
• Quebec

To send goods to another country for sale or use

• import
• export
• Brule
• ally

A trader who transported furs by canoe in New France

• Wyandot
• Samuel de Champlain
• voyageur
• coureurs de bois

The French established a friendly relationship with these people

• Wyandot
• Samuel de Champlain
• Pilgrims
• Vikings

In 1608, King Henry IV sent this person to New France as its governor. He established a fur trading center

• Samuel de Champlain
• Brule
• Wyandot
• Jean Nicolet

He reached a peninsula near the St. Lawrence River and claimed it for France in 1534.

• Jacques Cartier
• Jean Nicolet
• Wyandot
• Samuel de Champlain

This is where the governor of New France started a fur trading center

• Quebec
• Brule
• "runners of the woods"
• ally

Lake Michigan was first seen by this European explorer in 1617.

• Jean Nicolet
• Brule
• Samuel de Champlain
• ally

A person, group, or nation united with another in order to do something

• ally
• import
• export
• voyageur

A person who trapped furs without permission from the French government in New France

• coureurs de bois
• Brule
• export
• voyageur