3.4 - The French and Dutch in North America

Who ruled a European colonial power?

• Louis XIV

• Henry Hudson

• Samuel de Champlain

• Robert le Salle

How did the French and Dutch relationships with Am. Indians compare to each other?

• Both fought the Am. Indian groups they met

• French fought some Am. Indian tribes; Dutch married Am. Indian women

• Both traded with Am. Indians, but the Dutch fought them too

• The Dutch fought the Am. Indians, while the French traded with them

Which statement is true?

• The Dutch built settlements like Quebec, while the French built the colony of New Amsterdam

• The French built farms on open lands and made peace by trading crops while the Dutch built trading posts and forts for protection.

• The French built smaller communities that were spread over wide areas and the Dutch built larger communities in small areas

• The French governed themselves while the Dutch made royal provinces ruled by kings and queens in Europe

The non-existent waterway across North America to reach Asia

• Southeast Passage

• Northwest Passage

• Trans-African Passage

• Alaska-Yukon Tradeway

Explored the area from North and South Carolina to Nova Scotia

• Verrazano

• Cartier

• Champlain

Established the settlement of Quebec in present-day Canada

• Cartier

• Champlain

• Le Salle

What item did the French create a trade monopoly on?

• Lumber

• Gold

• Fur

Claimed the Mississippi River and valley for France

• le Salle

• Verrazano

• Cartier

Hudson claimed the Hudson River and its valley for which country?

• Denmark

• the Netherlands

• France

• Germany

New Sweden was located where __________________ is currently located.

• Dover

• Wilmington

• Rehobeth