What other industries got their start using the profits from the fur trade?

mills, shipbuilding and iron foundries, textile industries, fishing industry, trade and navy

What was the main role of the Jesuits in New France?

Missionaries to the First Nations

What is a benefit of the fur trade?

First Nations exchanged goods with the Europeans

What does the term ethnocentric mean?

believing one’s own culture is better than other cultures

What role did Jean Talon play in the early history of New France?

He was in charge of the development of the economy.

Who were the main players of the Fur Trade?

First Nations, Merchants, Coureurs de bois and Voyageurs

The relationship between the French and First Nations was...?

Positive - they worked well with one another

When it came to trading, the English Merchants....?

Got a lot more than the First Nations in terms of profit

Who are the Coureurs de bois?

a Canadien trader who lived among First Nations to trade fur

Staff of the NWC who paddled York Boats from Montreal - West

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SS 7 - Chapter 4: Fur Trade

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1
The Barter system used during the Fur Trade involved the exchange of goods for other goods
False
True
2
What other industries got their start using the profits from the fur trade?
hunting and trapping
mills, shipbuilding and iron foundries
textile industries, fishing industry, trade and navy
military
3
What was a negative effect of the Fur Trade?
Learning from different cultures
Death due to disease
Exchange of knowledge
Borrowed technologies from each other
4
What was the main role of the Jesuits in New France?
Missionaries to the First Nations
Teachers in Montreal and Quebec
Map makers for fur traders and courier de bois
Magistrates in the Courts of the Sovereign Council.
5
The fur trade was a benefit to which group?
English
All of the above
French
First Nations
6
What is a benefit of the fur trade?
First Nations exchanged goods with the Europeans
First Nations depended on European goods
Europeans claimed First Nations land as their own
First Nations loss of language
7
What does the term ethnocentric mean?
not believing Ms.Gray is STILL making sure we know this
believing someone’s culture is better than their own
believing one’s own culture is worse than other cultures
believing one’s own culture is better than other cultures
8
Who said, "With this new fur we traded for, we can sell it for an even higher profit!"
Coureur de bois
First Nations
First Nations woman
English Merchants
9
People who had First Nations mothers and French fathers were known as....?
Micmac
Huron
Beothuk
Métis
10
Beaver fur was used to make?
Jacket
Hats
Boots
Bags
11
This group is known as independent fur traders who traded directly with the First Nations...?
North West Company
Voyageurs
Hudsons Bay Company
Coureur de bois
12
What role did Jean Talon play in the early history of New France?
He was the King’s key economic advisor.
He was in charge of the development of the economy.
He led the French attack on the English along Hudson Bay.
He was the first governor of the royal colony of New France.
13
Who were the main players of the Fur Trade?
Coureurs de bois and Voyageurs
Mrs. Paul and Ms.Gray
First Nations and Merchants
First Nations, Merchants, Coureurs de bois and Voyageurs
14
The people who came to southern Alberta to trade whiskey were known as...
Whiskey Traders
Bison Traders
Free Traders
Americans
15
The First Nations used horses as their main means of transportation?
True
False
16
The relationship between the French and First Nations was...?
The French and First Nations had no relationship
Mixed feelings towards each other
Positive - they worked well with one another
Negative - they really disliked one another
17
When it came to trading, the English Merchants....?
Shared equal profits with the French
Made sure they shared equal profits with the First Nations
Gave the First Nations a higher percentage of the profits
Got a lot more than the First Nations in terms of profit
18
Who are the Coureurs de bois?
a Canadien trader who lived among the British to trade fur
a Canadien trader who lived among First Nations to trade fur
a Canadien trader who lived among the French to trade fur
a British trader who lived among First Nations to trade furs
19
Who are Voyageurs?
Canada’s Indigenous People
a financer, organizer in the fur trade
a Canadien trader who lived among First Nations to trade fur
Staff of the NWC who paddled York Boats from Montreal - West
20
Which First Nation group was destroyed by disease and war that worked with the French?
Wendat
Dene
Odawa
Haudenosaunee
21
Which group paddled canoes to transport goods and furs between trading posts?
Coureurs de bois
Métis
English Merchants
Voyageurs
22
What was the role of First Nations women in the Fur Trade?
Preparing furs
Sharing language and geography skills
All of the above
Working in the forts
23
The two major trading companies were HBC and the North West company....?
False
True

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