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-Earth's Conservation
- Food
- Alcohol
-Diseases
-Weapons
Earth's Conservation
-The first nations had travel extra miles to go to
the trading posts to deliver fur.
-With the fur trade, conservation was abandoned.
-When the french market could not support the amount of furs that were being brought to Quebec each spring.
-The french traded differently the took housewives, which
created the race of Metis (the mixed race)
Year's
Beaver's Killed
-Since the first nations would trade with the europeans in trade they would get items to make it easier for them to hunt, kill and live
1675-1685
40,500
-The only reason that the Europeans came to Canada's waters and had met the first nations was because they wanted to have beaver pelt-hats
1687
63,000
1689
360,000
Changed the world
Meeting the Europeans + Fur trade made them change many of the things.
- Lifestyle
- Food
- Weapons
- Family
- How they survive
what was the impact of the fur trade on the first nations?
- Diseases that were they were not immune too.
Alcohol
- Many killed because they were
*All because of the fur trade*
-The Europeans introduced the first nations to alcohol
that made them drunkards because of alcohol it makes
you keep wanting more.
Weapons
-There was added conflict between the Algonquins and the Iroquois as they wanted control of the St. Lawrence, for the French fur traders
Food
-Villages were destroyed over the fur trade making it harder for the first nations to live
-The first nations peoples became dependent
on the trading posts for European food.
-The first nations would instead of using a bow and arrow would use guns
Group members: Dharmini.J, Karman.R, Taranvir.D, Karan.D