European countries made the economic rules that their colonies followed.

The colonies made manufactured goods out of their raw resources.

The Thirteen Colonies formed many partnerships with First Nations.

New France was the first European colony established in the lands that would become Canada.

Farming was an easier way than fur trading for people to make a living in New France.

Voyageurs were men from New France who were hired to paddle trade goods and furs by canoe between the fur merchants of Montreal and the fur trade posts of the Great Lakes.

Unlike paysans in France, habitants could establish a farm in New France. In order to do so, though, they had to clear the land, plant crops, and build a house.

Both Britain and France wanted to dominate North America by setting up colonies and establishing their polices.

The Sovereign Council was established to rule New France. It included a governor, the Bishop of Quebec, and a

Habitants had to _______________First Nations clothing and technology to survive the winter.

To keep their land grants, _______________ had to recruit habitants to farm it.

"runner of the woods"

Many ____________ made their living in the fur trade by importing goods from France and trading these goods with First Nations.

Maarguerite d'Youville helped the poor and sick. She and her friends became known as the _________________

The _____________ established Catholic religious orders among the First Nations.

The territory inhabited by the British along the Hudson Bay.

Land along the Atlantic Ocean where New France had set up a colony.

A set of rules and privileges granted to a company by a king or Queen.

France and Britain fought for control of North America. This fight is called the

European countries usually took raw resources from their colonies and then sold the colonies manufactures goods.

Colonies were a way to establish control over a land that a country was claiming.

The British colonists wanted to share their land with First Nations.

The French saw the First Nations as partners who could help them get resources such as furs.

The fur trade began because there was a huge demand for fox furs to make coats

Surprisingly, the gun had little or no impact on the lifestyles of the First Nations

New France had a population that was even larger than the Thirteen colonies.

The Sovereign Council was made up of the Governor, the Intendant, and the Bishop of the Catholic Church.

Most colonists were Protestants

French colony where Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and the Gaspe Peninsula are today

Most colonists were Catholics

Very few Europeans lived there

Elected Assemblies played an important role in government

Ordinary citizens were part of the decision making process

The fur trade was the primary economic activity (choose two)