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Timeline Of Canada
Timeline Of Canada (1600-1763)
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By: Ryan Chiu
1600
Kirke brothers attack Quebec
The Kirke brothers worked for England, and attacked Quebec when it was taken by France, making Champlain surrender. The English then took over Quebec.
Samuel De Champlain is 1st to settle in North America
Pierre Du Gua De Monts was given a monopoly for fur trade in Canada, so he settled in Port Royal, Acadia with Champlain.
Foundry of Quebec City
Originally called New France, Champlain settled there for fur trade.
English claim Acadia
The English took Acadia from France, so the French went to fur trading, but would still fight against the English for Acadia.
Company of 100 associates (Company of New France) was granted fur trade monopoly
The St.Lawrence area was an extremely successful area for fur trade. As a result, the french government gave a monopoly to the company of 100 associates.
Kirke brothers attack Quebec
The Kirke brothers worked for the English and attacked Quebec, making Champlain surrender and making Quebec no longer in charge by the French, but the English.
Acadia returned to France
England gave Acadia back to the French as a peace settlement from a war between them in Europe.
The French reclaimed Quebec, and made it a French province. The French appointed king Louis XIV of France and his appointed officials.
French reclaim Quebec & establishment of the Royal Colony
English fur trade
The English made a fur trading system in Hudson's bay, making their fur trading business competing with the French
Seven Years' war declared
A war was declared between the English and French as a result of the previous conflicts between them.
End of Seven Years' war
The English won the war against France in a battle in Quebec. A treaty of Paris concluded the Seven Years' war.