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France gained more land than England in the mid 1700's

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This meant that he gave the whole colony to one person who would own it in 1712.

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in 1712 the french king made Louisiana a proprietary colony this meant that he gave the whole colony to one person.

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It was difficult for the French to control the land in North America because most french people where nor interested in going to the new land

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The northwest passage is the Mississippi.

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New Amsterdam is a good place for fur trading because ships could go up the Hudson river and drop off fur

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dutch colonists and the algonquan who lived nearby had a strong fur-trading relationship

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King,Louis the XIV made New France a royal colony to protect the land

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King Louis the XIV made New France a royal colony to protect the land

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how the Dutch affected the Alqonquian who lived nearby had a storng fur-trading relationshop

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Many owners brought in enslaved Africans to do the work.

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the three areas that the Dutch built settlements on were the Hudson river, New York, and New Jersey

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The  Conflicts between the Dutch and the tribes gotten worse instead of better because  settlers had  cleared more land for farms then  the colonists and the Native Americans attacked each other farms and villages.

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Louisiana got its name after King Louis XIV.

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The price
of the good usually goes up

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John Law was the owner of Louisiana in the early 1700's

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Marquette and joliet where sent to find the North west passage

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the Huron were allies with the French

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Peter Minuit was the governor of New Netherland.

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Sieur de la Salle clamed all of the mississippi river