Competition for Trade

Who wanted the colonies of new france to be part of a mercantile system.

• Jean talon

• King Louis XIV

• Jean-baptiste Colbert

• Marques frontenac

What is one way the First Nations benefit from the Europeans coming?

• They did not benefit because the Europeans brought bad things from Europe

• The could hunt better because the furs were easier to catch

• They traded for European goods that helped them in their lives

• They did not benefit at all because the Europeans took their things

Who were the three key players?

• Europeans, France, and First Nations.

• New France, Merchants, and The First Nations

• Coureurs de bois/Voyagers Merchants, and the French

• First Nations, Merchants, and Coureurs de bois/ Voyagers.

When was New France created?

• 1701

• 1608

• 1578

• 1656

What is a barter system?

• an exchange of goods for money

• an exchange of only furs for goods

• an exchange of goods for goods

• an exchange of furs for furs

What is Metis person?

• A person who is a mix between indigenous and European descent

• A person who is a mix between indigenous and British and French descent

• A person who is a mix between British and French descent

• A person who is a mix between indigenous and British and Spanish descent

What did the voyageurs and the cours de bois use as transportation?

• Wagons

• Kayaks

• Canoes

• Horses

Who were the Nor’westers ?

• Fur traders from France

• They were voyageurs from Spain

• Traders who formed the Hudson's Bay Company

• Traders who formed the North West company

Who was the first non-aboriginal woman to live in the west?

• Lucy Maud Montgomery

• Charlotte Small

• Marie-Anne Gaboury

• Elsie MacGill

What is a voyageur?

• The route over which boats and supplies are carried overland from one lake or river to another

• Skins from fur-bearing animals

• French colony in North America, with a capital in Quebec, founded 1608. New France fell to the British in 1763

• "traveler"; hired by companies to trade fur at various trading forts on the St. Lawrence River & the Ottawa River