History Timeline Term 1

  • Period: Jan 1, 1400 to

    History

  • Bartolomeu Diaz- Africa
    Aug 30, 1487

    Bartolomeu Diaz- Africa

    Diaz sailed around Africa
  • Vasco de Gama - India
    Aug 30, 1497

    Vasco de Gama - India

    Vasco da Gama sailed to India
  • John Cabot - East Coast
    Sep 4, 1497

    John Cabot - East Coast

    John Cabot (1497) Landed in Canada’s east coast
  • Magellan - World
    Sep 4, 1519

    Magellan - World

    Magellan (1519-1522) first to circle the world, proved earth was round
  • Jacques Cartier First Arrival
    Aug 30, 1534

    Jacques Cartier First Arrival

    Jacques Cartier came to America for three reasons
    1. To find precious metals2. Find a new way to Asia3. Claim land for the King of France
  • Jacques Cartier Second Arrival
    Aug 30, 1535

    Jacques Cartier Second Arrival

    He sailed up the Saint-Lawrence and reached Stadacona (Québec). Kind natives taught the Europeans how to survive Candaian Winter
  • Jacques Cartier Third Arrival
    Aug 30, 1541

    Jacques Cartier Third Arrival

    Cartier ttemped to set up a colony (not successful). Missionaries attempted to convert natives. France lost interest for 60yrs.
  • Champlain - Port Royal

    Champlain - Port Royal

    The king first sent a voyage in 1605 to establish a settlement in Nova Scotia called Port Royal.Samuel de Champlain was a part of Port Royal.Port Royal failed because of its position because its too far East for the exchange of furs with the Amerindians
  • Champlain

    Champlain

    Samuel de Champlain arrives in Québec, the first permanent French Colony
  • Marguerite Bourgeoys - School

    Marguerite Bourgeoys - School

    Marguerite Bourgeoys: She was the founder of the first school in Montreal in the colony in New France (Ville-Marie)
  • Maisonneuve - VIlle Marie

    Maisonneuve - VIlle Marie

    Maisonneuve: Paul de Chomedey, sieur de Maisonneuve was a French millitary officer and the founder of Montreal (Ville-Marie) He was also the Governor. Indian name (Hochelaga)
  • Laviolette - Trois- Rivières

    Laviolette - Trois- Rivières

    Laviolette: He founded Trois-Rivières which was the first trading post in 1642. It was very important because it was close to three rivers.
  • Jeanne Mance

    Jeanne Mance

    Jeanna Mance opened up the first hostpial called L'Hôtel Dieu, she was also the first nurse
  • Royal Goverment

    Royal Goverment

    King Louis 14th decide to take his colony into his own hands, he set up a new goverment in order to try and make his colony more powerful.
  • Jean Talon's colonization plan

    Jean Talon's colonization plan

    In 1665 Jean Talon was set with he job to try and colonize New France.
  • Lasalle

    Lasalle

    Lasalle: He was the first seigneur and French explorer called Robert René Cavallier de La Salle, he sailed up the Mississippi river
  • Treaty of Ryswick

    Treaty of Ryswick

    The First Intercolonial war ends with the treay of Ryswick
  • Treaty of Utrech

    Treaty of Utrech

    The Second Intercolonial war ends with the Treay of Utrech
  • Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle

    Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle

    The third intercolonial war ended with the Treay of Aix-la- CHapelle
  • Start of 4th Inter-colonial War

    Start of 4th Inter-colonial War

    The 4th Inter-colonial war started again
  • Louisbourg Falls

    Louisbourg Falls

    Louisbourg falls again in 1758, clears way to enter the St-Lawrence and attack Quebec. Nothing is stopping the English from invading the rest of New France
  • Siege of Québec

    Siege of Québec

    June of 1759, the English begin attacking the Fort of Québec it takes at least a year
  • Battle On the Planes of Abraham

    Battle On the Planes of Abraham

    The Batlle that decides the fate of North America takes place on the Plaines of Abraham, a farmer's field. It ends in about 15 minutes the English were much more stronger than the French.
  • Treaty of Paris

    Treaty of Paris

    The 4th Intercolonial War that lasted seven years ends with the Treaty of Paris
  • Royal Proclamation

    Royal Proclamation

    This Royal Proclamation was used to control and assimilate the French population.
  • Americain Independance

    Americain Independance

    -The Americans were now free from the British since 1783
  • Canadien

    Canadien

    In 1790 the people in New France were now called Canadens.
  • Constitutional Act

    Constitutional Act

    The province of Québec was split in to pieces called upper canada (up river) and lower canada (down river)Lower Canada - was almost entirely French (160 000ppl)In Lower Canada the French kept their religion, civil laws, and people could work in the administration. English Criminal LawsUpper Canada - was entirely English (20,000ppl)The Ottawa River would be the boundary between them.In Upper Canada the Protestants, would use the township system, English Civil/ Criminal laws.
  • Steam Power

    Steam Power

    Steam power is invented by James Watt in 1802, then adapted to ships, and then early trains.-Steam engines were good for the world economy because it increased trading, it was bad for Canada’s timber industry because the boats were no longer made with wood.-Steam powered locomotives are built in Britain in 1814, the first ones cross the Atlantic by 1819:Canada beg
  • The War of 1812

    The War of 1812

    Briain was at War with France. France and America were trading
  • Irish Immigration

    Irish Immigration

    In 1815 a mass of Irish families come into Canada, in Ireland there is a huge famine problem which send all these people to Canada
  • 92 Resolutionss by Papineau

    92 Resolutionss by Papineau

    The leader of the Patriotes was Louis Joseph Papineau, and in 1834 he wrote 92 Resolutions (a list of the assemblies demands) their main demand was for Responsible Government (for the members of the councils to be selected from the elected assembly) and the government made up by the people would be responsible for its decisions.
  • Act of Union 4th Constitution

    Act of Union 4th Constitution

    Creates the Prov. of Canada consisting of Canada East and West (former upper and lower Canada).Canada east and west each had 42 members to its assemblyGovernor still had control and veto powerCanada east and west would equally pay for Canada’s debts (Canada West owed 10X).
  • Canadian Currency

    Canadian Currency

    Canada creates its own currency 1853
  • Seigneural System

    Seigneural System

    Seignurial System abolished in 1854
  • Reciprocity Treay - USA

    Reciprocity Treay - USA

    This treaty meant customs/duties between the two countries temporarily ceased. Proved advantage, For Canadian producers, because the states were such a large market.