Canada 1534 through 1854 C By rthomson Period: Sep 13, 1534 to Sep 13, 1855 Grade 7 History Period: Oct 9, 1534 to Oct 9, 1542 Jacques Cartier Period: Sep 12, 1567 to Sep 12, 1635 Samuel de Champlain Oct 30, 1615 Jesuit missionaries start to convert Hurons to Catholisism Oct 9, 1632 Marie l'Incarnation becomes a nun Oct 30, 1634 Disease brough by Jesuits has wiped out much of Huronia Oct 30, 1648 Iroquois successfully attack weakened Huron Period: Jan 7, 1663 to Jan 7, 1673 Filles de Roi brought to New France from France Jan 7, 1665 Intermarriage between French Canadiens and First Nations Sep 20, 1665 King sends Governor and Interdant to govern New France Oct 30, 1665 Carignan-Salieres Regiment arrives in New France Oct 30, 1667 "Scortched Earth" campaign forces Iroquois to sign peace treaty Sep 12, 1670 Hudson's Bay Company Established Jan 23, 1672 Frontenac starts first Term as Governor of New France Oct 9, 1689 Louis Frontenac starts 2nd term as Governor Period: Oct 9, 1754 to Oct 9, 1763 7 Years War Sep 13, 1755 Expulsion of the Acadians by the British Oct 7, 1763 The Royal Proclamation Jan 7, 1768 James Murray and Sir Guy Carelton promote the carrot (Quebec Act) Nov 7, 1774 Quebec Act Jan 7, 1775 Loyalists start to be forced out of United States Jan 7, 1776 American Revolution Jan 7, 1791 Constitutional Act of 1791 Oct 13, 1812 Sir Isaac Brock dies in battle Oct 13, 1812 Battle of Queenston Heights May 27, 1813 Mary Henry rescued Jun 21, 1813 Laura Secord Sep 12, 1813 Tecumseh Dies Oct 9, 1813 Charles de Salaberry Feb 15, 1815 Treaty of Ghent Ratified Oct 9, 1826 Papineau questions government system in Lower Canada Oct 9, 1835 Joseph Howe speaks out about the Government Oct 9, 1837 MacKenzie led Rebellion of Upper Canada Dec 2, 1837 Rebellions in Upper and Lower Canada William Lyon MacKenzie, Louis-Joseph Papineau, Joseph Howe Oct 9, 1838 Lord Durham becomes Governor
