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inportan explorer.

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Samuel de Champlain, "The Father of New France", was a French navigator, cartographer, draughtsman, soldier, explorer, geographer, ethnologist, diplomat, and chronicler. He founded New France and Quebec City on July 3, 1608.

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samuel de champlain boat.

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this is a mini Biography of Samuel de Champlain.

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this is a mini Biography of Samuel de Champlain.

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check this video. :)

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 1. Why did he sailed to north America 2. Why did he return to Quebec? 3. Why did he helped the Huron Indians fight the Iroquois? 4.	What is he known as?         

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 1. Why did he sailed to north America 2. Why did he return to Quebec? 3. Why did he helped the Huron Indians fight the Iroquois? 4.	What is he known as?         

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 1. Why did he not find anything in hope of discovering a northwest passage? 2. Why did he go to North America?

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 1. Why did he not find anything in hope of discovering a northwest passage? 2. Why did he go to North America?

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Samuel de Champlain took 1 route from France to Quebec City in 1603 to discover the Northwest Passage he also explored misty Gaspe Peninsula of Quebec he sailed to France on François grave du Pont’s expedition. He also took another route back to France. Samuel explored much of the coast of Nova Scotia, the Bay of Fundy and the coast of main, Rhode Island and Massachusetts. 

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Samuel de Champlain took 1 route from France to Quebec City in 1603 to discover the Northwest Passage he also explored misty Gaspe Peninsula of Quebec he sailed to France on François grave du Pont’s expedition. He also took another route back to France. Samuel explored much of the coast of Nova Scotia, the Bay of Fundy and the coast of main, Rhode Island and Massachusetts. 