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Phase One of the Fur trade
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Cartier sent two men on a boat to trade with the First Nation people. They trade iron goods for beaver furs.
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phase 2
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This would be later taken by the British.
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Champlain spends a winter here.
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Ouendat, Anishinable, Mi'kmaq, Kichesiprini, and the Innu teamed up with the French to take down the Haaudenosaunee and the British.
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This war is also known as the Beaver War.
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This village is apart of the Haudenosaunee.
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This halts the trade between the French and Great Lakes First Nation groups.
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This company trades goods for fur.
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Phase 3
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Men traveled on canoes from Montreal to the Great Lakes to trade for fur after the Ouendat was defeated by the Haudenosaunee.
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Some voyageurs left from these forts to gather furs from trading and return to the forts.
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Britain attacks the French city Quebec.
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Phase 4
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Britain had invaded New France and had successfully taken New France.
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Independent merchants decided to create this company because the Hudson Bay Company controls the routes to trade.
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A trading fort.
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Fort George is apart of the North West Company and Buckingham is Hudson Bay. This two forts would sabotage each other and steal each others furs.
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Another Trading fort.
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A fort to trade iron goods for furs.
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A trading fort in the Rocky's.
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A Trading fort.
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The Fur Trade led to Fighting and shootings, So Britain encouraged them to become the Hudson Bay Company all together.
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Phase 5 of the Fur Trade.
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Talks about how the First Nations looked and how they walked around the fort.
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he is a priest, he was a negotiator for the cree and blackfoot first nations.
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This was something nobody today would do.
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two tears after Canada becomes a country.
