Competition for Trade

Jean talon

King Louis XIV

Jean-baptiste Colbert

Marques frontenac

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

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.

1701

1608

1578

1656

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

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

Wagons

Kayaks

Canoes

Horses

Fur traders from France

They were voyageurs from Spain

Traders who formed the Hudson's Bay Company

Traders who formed the North West company

Lucy Maud Montgomery

Charlotte Small

Marie-Anne Gaboury

Elsie MacGill

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