-
He was born on a settlement near Quebic.
-
Louis recieved a Jesuil education in New France, but left in 1667 and went to France
-
The french governor chose Jolliet to start the expedition and search the Great Lakes
-
Jolliet established a fur-trading post at Sault Staine marine trading. He traded knives, guns, furs, and beaver pelts.
-
Louis Jolliet finished his exploring at the Great Lakes.
-
Louis got told by
-
Jolliet and Marquerre expediton reaches the use to be Wisconsin river. The river empties in Mississippi
-
Jolliet get married.
-
Jolliet and father Marquette paddled down Mississippi in canoes and traveled in what's now Wisconsin and Mississippi.
-
Jolliet was made royal hydrographer on New France (Canada)
-
He died as a great explorer.
