Impact Ch.2 Lesson 3

How was New Netherland different from other European colonies in North America? Choose all the correct statements.

• It was founded by a trading company.

• It was one of the first colonies to allow slavery.

• It made money from trading furs with native peoples.

• It had numerous conflicts with the native peoples in the area

• It was the first European settlement in present-day New York.

What did Henry Hudson, Jacques Cartier, and Étienne Brûlé all fail to accomplish during their expeditions?

• find gold

• find the Northwest Passage

• travel to the new world

• sail across the Atlantic

Which statement best describes French emigration to and settlement in present-day Canada?

• There were many large French settlements in Canada.

• There were only a small number of big French settlements in Canada.

• Many French settlers came to Canada, but they did not build large settlements

• A small number of French settlers came to Canada, and they did not build large settlements.

What evidences from the text best supports that there were only a small number of big French settlements in Canada.

• “Although some French people moved to Canada, growth was slow.”

• . “Cartier explored what is now Canada, sailing up the St. Lawrence River.”

• . “Cartier explored what is now Canada, sailing up the St. Lawrence River.”

• “King Henry VI of France appointed him governor of French settlements in North America, called New France.”

• “The focus of New France’s economy continued to be the fur trade, and only a few large settlements thrived.”

Which detail describes the relationship between the native peoples of North America and European explorers?

• They shared land and resources and lived peacefully.

• They made a great effort to share the land and resources.

• They were often in conflict over land and other resources.

• They lived in different areas and avoided conflicts over land and resources.

Which evidence supports that they were often in conflict over land and other resources.

• “We had a cross made thirty feet high, which was put together in the presence of a number of savages …

• “When we had returned to our ships, the chief, dressed in an old black bearskin, arrived in a canoe with three of his sons and his brother …”

• . “And pointing to the cross he made us a long harangue, making the sign of the cross with two of his fingers …”

• “… he pointed to the land all around about, as if he wished to say that all this region belonged to him, and that we ought not to have set up the cross without his permission.”

Decide which of these events came first?

• -Native peoples moved into New Netherland

• -Hundreds of people died during the Dutch attacks.

• -Dutch settlers returned to Europe to escape -violence.

• -Dutch soldiers attacked the villages of native peoples

• -Willem Kieft did not want native peoples moving into New Netherland.

Decide which of these events came second?

• -Native peoples moved into New Netherland

• -Hundreds of people died during the Dutch attacks.

• -Dutch settlers returned to Europe to escape -violence.

• -Dutch soldiers attacked the villages of native peoples

• -Willem Kieft did not want native peoples moving into New Netherland.

Decide which of these events came third?

• -Native peoples moved into New Netherland

• -Hundreds of people died during the Dutch attacks.

• -Dutch settlers returned to Europe to escape -violence.

• -Dutch soldiers attacked the villages of native peoples

• -Willem Kieft did not want native peoples moving into New Netherland.

Decide which of these events came 4th?

• -Native peoples moved into New Netherland

• -Hundreds of people died during the Dutch attacks.

• -Dutch settlers returned to Europe to escape -violence.

• -Dutch soldiers attacked the villages of native peoples

• -Willem Kieft did not want native peoples moving into New Netherland.