'New france' presentation slideshows

Life in New France

Life in New France. by grade 6T students. next. French – Native Relationships By Erik By Goran By Alison By Bray By James Samuel de Champlain By Edwin By Jon H By Jon W By Liane By Nathanael Jean Talon By Gabrielle By Goran By Nic Madeleine de Vercheres By Erik

Explorers of the New World

Explorers of the New World. -How Europeans “discovered” the Americas. European Exploration and Settlement. Exploration of North and South America was spurred after Christopher Columbus , sailing for the Spanish monarchy, made his voyage in 1492.

1660–1715

1660–1715. CHAPTER 3 CONTROLLING THE EDGES OF THE CONTINENT. CREATED EQUAL JONES  WOOD  MAY  BORSTELMANN  RUIZ. “How miserable that man is that Governes a People where six parts of seaven at least are Poore Endebted Discontented and Armed.”.

The Growth of the Thirteen Colonies

The Growth of the Thirteen Colonies. 1607-1770. Life in the Colonies. Essential Question : How did geography affect the economic development of the three colonial regions?. Population Growth. 1700 – population of 250,000 colonists; 1770s – 2.5 million colonists

The Invasion and Settlement of North America, 1550-1700

The Invasion and Settlement of North America, 1550-1700. New Spain: Colonization and Conversion . Spanish adventurers were the first Europeans to explore the southern and western United States. By the 1560s their main goal was to prevent other Europeans from establishing settlements.

A WORLD OF EMPIRES 1450-1750 CE

A WORLD OF EMPIRES 1450-1750 CE. Americas 1300-1800. Rise of Incas Continued rise of Aztecs Conquest – arrival of Spanish in western hemisphere Population impacts: disease, racial intermingling, war Columbian exchange Colonial societies. Inca Empire—1438-1525.

Chapter 1

Chapter 1. Early Exploration and Settlement pg 2. 1. When did scientists believe people first arrived in North America? (1). During the Ice Age. Section 1- The Earliest Americans-pg 6. Describe the Ice Age (3). Earth’s climate so cold that water froze into glaciers

Unit One

Unit One. Chapter One Section 1 Section 2 Section 3 Section 4. Chapter Two Section 1 Section 2 Section 3 Section 4. Chapter Three Section 1 Section 2 Section 3. Chapter 1. Section 1: Converging Cultures. The Earliest Americans. How early did humans arrive to the Americas?

Meet New France

Meet New France. Social Studies 7 Pages 88-103. What was the Social Structure of New France?. People were classified according to levels of importance within the colony. The most important people were born into the ruling class (nobility) Wealthy people were next (merchants were rich)

Colonizing America 1519-1733

Colonizing America 1519-1733. Chapter 2. The Spanish & French Build Empires. Chapter 2 – Section 1. Hernan Cortes. Hernan Cortés was only 19 years old when he sailed the Atlantic in search for fortunes in the Americas

Chapter 4

Chapter 4 . 1754-1783 The Road to Independence. Chapter 4 Section 1. The French and Indian War. I. Summarize the causes of the French and Indian War. Causes of War 1) France and Great Britain both claimed the land of the Ohio Valley

Social 6 Review

Social 6 Review. What is Democracy?. Power resides in the people Four pillars of democracy: Justice, Equity, Freedoms, Representations Democratic values = Values of the people Democratic values = equality, right to vote, fairness, compromise, peacefulness

Unit 1

Unit 1. Origins of a New Nation. First Americans. First people came to North America on land bridge. Explorers. 4 main countries: Portugal , France, Spain , & England

The Colonization of the Americas

The Colonization of the Americas. I. Spanish Colonization A. the conquistadores: Spanish soldiers who led military expeditions to the Americas 1. Hernan Cortez: 1519, defeated Aztecs at Tenochtitlan and King Montezuma was killed 2. Ponce de Leon: 1513, 1521, Florida

The Duel for North America

The Duel for North America. 1689 - 1763. New France. Edict of Nantes in 1598 - ended religious wars in France. French found New France - Quebec in 1608. Jacques Cartier. Samuel de Champlain. The “Father of New France”. French influence in the New World.

Jeopardy!

Jeopardy!. Begin. People. Potpourri. Terms. Conflict. French. Work. $100. $100. $100. $100. $100. $100. $200. $200. $200. $200. $200. $200. $300. $300. $300. $300. $300. $300. $400. $400. $400. $400. $400. $400. $500. $500. $500. $500. $500. $500.

The first person to guess who I am wins!

6cm

Welcome to New France!  You have been given a piece of land to farm by your Seigneur.  In order to keep your land you must divide it into two equal parts so that you can give half of your harvest to the Seigneur as payment.  .

The Next Stage: Bio-Revolution

The Next Stage: Bio-Revolution . Proprietary considerations: genes, cells, plants, animals patentable as well as techniques to produce them Affects potentially all crops; vegetables, fruits, etc.

European Exploration & Settlement

European Exploration & Settlement. 1. Spain France England 4. Netherlands. Columbus. Looking for a westward route to Asia , Columbus discovered America called the “New World”. Spanish Empire. Spanish Territories Caribbean Sugar Plantations Native Indians