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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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Samuel de Champlain and the Founding of Quebec City

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With the rise of numbers of new habitants slowly but surely dwindled the numbers of those living there prior.

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- French settlers continued to living their way of life, protected thier language, religion and institutions.
- Became the Quebecois in the area they were in, having thier own attitudes and way of life.
- Developed their own nationality.

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-  The lives of the indigenous people changed with the arrival of the Europeans. As some adapted to their ways, become involved with trade, changes in thier diet to trade foods caused health related issues such as malnuration and intestinal disorders.
- Both the French and English able to live and work together.
- Achieved a government reform that led to a parliamentry democracy.

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- Samuel de Champlain enlisted by king in opening trade routes, led expeditions and helped establish settlements.
- France being roped in the 7 years war had its toll on them. Having defended with what resources left of colonial outposts.
-Britain had powerful navy on all fronts.

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- Started out with France wanting to find a north-west route to the Indies.
- France wanted control of the territory with the vast amount of natuaral resources found.
- Helped France's economy due to the fur trade.
- Britain did not want to give any reason for  Francophones in supporting American rebels. With the revolution igniting up south. This meant the english wanted to stay on the french's good side.

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- Fortress of Louisbourg fell to the British (1758).
- Followed by  Quebec City (1759) and later Montreal a year later.
- France handed the colony over to England in the treaty of Paris (1763).

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- First french settlement in North America (1534-1763).
- King Francois told by explorer Jacques Cartier of a vast territory plentiful with both fish and wildlife. Also about Indigenous people willing to trade.
- This land was ignored untill end of century due to findings of iron pyrite & quartz brought back to the king.
- The french had an interest in nearby fishieries.
-1550, made contact with native people.
- 1580, ship owners were leaving fishing for the fur trade.
*this helped draw the French farther in the country then before

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- Living for a millennia was the Indigenous people.
- France was in control but,
later lost the territory to Britain.