'Samuel de champlain' diaporamas de présentation

New France

New France. History Grade 11. Early French Exploration and Colonization. The British were searching for an Arctic route to Asia, the French tried to find an internal route though the continent. They cultivated a French cultural presence that is still felt today in North America

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World History

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Age of Exploration

Age of Exploration. Reasons for Exploration. 1 . To find a sea route to the spices of Asia. . In the 1400s there was no refrigeration. . To prevent their meat from spoiling they preserved and dried it with salt. They also used a lot of spices to cover up the taste.

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UNIT 1: NEED TO KNOW STANDARDS FOR US HISTORY

UNIT 1: NEED TO KNOW STANDARDS FOR US HISTORY. Students must master these standards to perform well on unit exams, the GHSGT in Social Studies and the EOCT. . SSUSH1: The student will describe European settlement in North America during the 17 th century.

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EXPLORATION OF THE NEW WORLD

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French 2 Chapitres 3-4

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France scrapbook

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Directions for Use

Directions for Use.

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Age of Exploration!

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Exploration Review

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Back to 1609

Back to 1609. Time Police CSI Division. You have been assigned to go back to 1609, to research the deaths that occurred during the early-settlement of New France (1604-1608).

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Life in New France

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Samuel de Champlain

Samuel de Champlain. The Father of New France. Born About 1567 in Brouage, France Died December 25, 1635 in Quebec, Canada Nationality French Occupation Explorer, navigator, cartographer Wife Helene Boulle (married in 1610). Biography. Early Career.

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New France

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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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Look back to your K-W-L

Look back to your K-W-L. Add at least 1 entry for each topic: Enslaved vs. a slave The capture of peoples in Africa The Middle Passage Resistance during the journey. Coming to North America: Canadian Connection.

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Marquette & Joliet

Marquette & Joliet. By: Patricia Carlough. Jacques Marquette and Louis Joliet. Jacques was a Catholic missionary and an explorer while Louis was a French-Canadian trader and explorer. Jacques was born in Laon , France Louis was born near Quebec City and was raised in a Jesuit seminary

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Samuel de Champlain 1567?-1635

Samuel de Champlain 1567?-1635. Ryleigh Caldwell, Mary Watts, and Hunter Jacks. Samuel de Champlain. Born in Brouage, France. Champlain sailed for the country France He made 21 voyages 1.) to trade fur 2.) to find new land for France. Champlain explored much of North America and Canada.

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Samuel de Champlain

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