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Samuel de Champlain

Samuel de Champlain. Table of Contents. Historical Background Culture Religious Practices Clothing Housing and Travel Language Map of geographic area Example of how they adapted the land in which they lived Bibliography. Historical Background. He was born in the French village Brouge

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Samuel de Champlain

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  1. Samuel de Champlain

  2. Table of Contents • Historical Background • Culture • Religious Practices • Clothing • Housing and Travel • Language • Map of geographic area • Example of how they adapted the land in which they lived • Bibliography

  3. Historical Background • He was born in the French village Brouge • He learned the ways of the sea from his Father • He entered the Military early in his life • There is little known about his family background

  4. Historical Background • His first trip lead to North America in March 15, 1603. As a member of a fur trading expedition • After return to France on September 20 he created a map of the St. Lawrence River

  5. Historical Background • After setting a settlement in Algonquins Quebec he helped erecting houses, sowed grain, and did all he could to develop the fur trade • At July 3, 1608 he landed at the point of Quebec which would become later Quebec City

  6. Historical Background • Champlain made alliance with the Huron and the Algonquins promising to help them in their war against the Iroquois.

  7. Culture • The People were divided into two groups the rich people which lived in big houses and the poor people which lived in small houses • Most of the villagers had roman catholic religion • They had a simple lifestyle

  8. Religious Practices • Samuel de Champlain had a Roman Catholic Religion • He died in December 25, 1635 in Quebec city, Canada • He was a French explorer, colonial pioneer and the First Governor of New France

  9. Clothing • The people at that time have worn relatively softly constructed linear fashions of the Late Gothic • Throughout this era the clothing gets both tighter and stiffer, while being more and more puffed out with padding and slashing

  10. Housing and Travel • In 1599 he sailed on a 2.5 year mission to Vera Cruz proceeded inlands to the city of Mexico and returned by way panama • In May 1, 1604 he arrived at Sable Island • Coasting along Nova Scotia they finally determined to form a settlement at St.Croix

  11. Housing and Travel • During 1604-1606 Champlain explored the coast as far as Cape Cod • In 1608 Champlain and Pontgrave continued to travel up the St. Lawrence river to a place called Algonquins Quebec

  12. Family Life • Little is known of Champlain's family background • though he wrote much, about his expeditions, little personal information of Champlain's life is known • it is speculated by some that his mother was a Huguenot

  13. Language • Champlain was a French explorer so he only spoke French

  14. Map of geographic area • In 1603 he sailed to France Francois Grave Du Pont's expedition • He explored 3 years long much of the coast of Nova Scotia • In 1604 he returned to Quebec on Pierre de Mont's expedition

  15. Example of how they adapted the land in which they lived

  16. Bibliography • Biography of Champlain • More Information about Samuel de Champlain • A site about Champlain’s map he made during his explorations

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