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>The British and French had signed a treaty confirming the British possession of Acadia in 1713.
>The British could cut off supplies to New France whenever they wanted. This made New France insecure
>The French fur traders built a system for transporting furs to central points.
>They modelled the canoes they used in pays d'en haut on traditional First Nation ones.
>1607 - The British founded and maintained 13 colonies. They later called New England along the Atlantic Coast.
>The Hudson Bays Company mantained a fur trade for Britian to the north and west ofNew France in 1670
>In 1660 the British beat the Dutch and maintained a fur empitre south of the St. Lawrence River, Lake Ontario and lake Erie.
>In the fur-trade, the French had to work very closely with the First Nations. The French needed help from the First Nations peoples to copete with the British.
>The Hurons were the assistance of the First Nations peoples.
In 1740, the British had a lot of power in North America. The French, British, Spanish, and First Nations also lived in New France moreover New England.
1. French held/controlled the most.
2. British held/controlled the second most.
>The canoes were small, and required 2 people to paddle.
>They were narrow, allowing them to go faster.
>They were also light and easy to handle on waterfalls, obstacles etc;
>This co-operation between Montreal and First Nations led to the founding of the North West Company.
>They built a chain of trading posts along the river systems
>The rivalry between the French, the North West Company, and the British Hudson's Bay Company was fierce.
>Snowshoes - animal skin
>Wood - allowed them to walk on snow without sinking
>Dog sleds - 12 dogs pull loads of fur across great distance to market.
>Sleds - wood was strapped together using natural materials.
>Fur traders transferred loads onto larger canoes when they reached the central point. They transported it to Montreal and Quebec City.
>Montreal canoes were 1-8 meters wide and 12 meters long.
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