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French Colonialism and English Colonialism:

French Colonialism and English Colonialism:. Two different approaches in the New World. Portuguese/Spanish Colonies-earlier than Brits and French.

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French Colonialism and English Colonialism:

French Colonialism and English Colonialism:. Two different approaches in the New World. Portuguese/Spanish Colonies-earlier than Brits and French.

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By Billy and Kelly

Samuel de Champlain. By Billy and Kelly. It's a boy!!. Samuel was born in 1567, in Brauge,France. When he was 20 he went to war for 5 years. Land ho!!!. Samuel crossed the Atlantic 11 times. On his 11 th time he made it to the new world. Daddy!.

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Samuel de Champlain

Samuel de Champlain. By: Josh Davis and Jeremy Brumfield. The life of Samuel de Champlain. Born in Brouage, France around 1567 Died from a stroke in 1635 on Christmas He was a French explorer He was in the army and became a quartermaster of cavalry. Why?.

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Companies of the Early Fur Trade

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Samuel De Champlain

Samuel De Champlain. By: Julia Kirkpatrick. About Champlain. Father of New France He was a French explorer, navigator, and mapmaker He explored Eastern Canada He was born in Brouage, France His life line was 1567?-1635. The Beginning. In 1603, Champlain sailed to France on

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The Adventurous Adventures of Samuel de Champlain

The Adventurous Adventures of Samuel de Champlain. By: Madi Oiler and Torri Bailey. Early Life. Born in Brouage, France in the year 1567 Entered the army under King Henry IV Son of a sea captain He practiced the Roman Catholic religion. Voyages. 1603- first voyage to New France

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The Adventurous Adventures of Samuel de Champlain

The Adventurous Adventures of Samuel de Champlain. By: Madi Oiler and Torri Bailey. Early Life. Born in Brouage, France in the year 1567 Entered the army under King Henry IV Son of a sea captain He practiced the Roman Catholic religion. Voyages. 1603- first voyage to New France

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