THE FUR TRADE

Dec 15, 2012

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Mercantilism Spreads. Long before Europeans discovered North America, Aboriginal peoples were trading everything from copper tools to pottery. But trade really took off after Europeans made contact! In 1492 Christopher Columbus landed in North America, looking for a way to China. He and many other

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THE FUR TRADE

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The Fur Trade

The Fur Trade. Presented by Ms. Fazenda. Table of Contents. 1. Title Page 2. Table of Contents (x2) 3. When Did the Fur Trade Occur 4. What Was the Fur Trade 5. Who Was Involved. Table of Contents. 6. Where Did the Fur Trade Originate (Including Map)

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Fur Trade

Fur Trade. Coureur De Bois.

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The Canadian Fur Trade

The Canadian Fur Trade. Competition Between the Hudson’s Bay Company & The Northwest Company. Outline. The Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) The North West Company (NWC) The Main P ush for the Trade Women of the Fur Trade Tools of the Trade. HBC. Founded in 1670

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The Fur Trade

The Fur Trade. Unintended Consequences. History is full of unintended consequences. In 1611, Henry Hudson sought a passage to Asia through the Arctic. He failed in his quest, but his journey brought Hudson Bay to the notice of Europeans.

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The Fur Trade Era

1786-1846. The Fur Trade Era. Students will understand the economic and political impact of the Fur Trade Era . The purpose for exploration changed from a scientific purpose to an economic purpose. People were interested in the natural resources of the region.

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Fur Trade

Fur Trade. Grade 5 Social. What is the Fur Trade?. The fur trade was started when the first Europeans came to Canada. Both the First Nations and Europeans had something that other did not have. What is the Fur Trade. The first trade was probably a knife, pot or blanket for a beaver fur.

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The Fur Trade

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The Fur Trade

The Fur Trade. Essential Question. How did the Fur Trade, European settlement, and the rise of the Metis Nation transform the life for the peoples of the Northwest?. SIDENOTE: . North America 16 beaver pelts = 1 musket Britain 1 beaver pelt = 16 muskets. Two Fur Trade Giants.

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THE FUR TRADE ERA

THE FUR TRADE ERA. Chapter 4. EUROPEAN EXPANSION. Northwest one of last regions of European colonialism 1700s Europeans had explored and colonized rest of world England and Spain rivaled for supremacy of Pacific better access to Asian markets looking for Northwest Passage

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The Fur Trade

The Fur Trade. The fight for the resources of Canada. Quick review. Europe wants wealth and power = mercantilism , imperialism Search for NW Passage to Asia John Cabot claims Nfld for England, and discovers wealth in fish in the grand banks

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Maritime Fur Trade

Maritime Fur Trade. Leadership: First Nations and European Relationships. Take aways …. Compare and contrast the maritime and land fur trade. Uncover our original impressions of first nations peoples in the fur trades.

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The Northwest Fur Trade

The Northwest Fur Trade. The Companies. What were the four major fur trading companies that operated in the Pacific Northwest in the 1700s and 1800s? Hudson’s Bay Company Northwest Fur Company Pacific Fur Company Rocky Mountain Fur Company. Significant Individuals. John Jacob Astor

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Chapter 4: The Fur Trade

Chapter 4: The Fur Trade. The growing economy in Canada as a result of the fur trade, brought both the French and the British together . Sometimes this could result in violent conflict over fur trading territory.

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Chapter 4 The Fur Trade

Chapter 4 The Fur Trade. Mr. Moen Social 7 November 2012. 5 Phases of Fur Trade. Phase 1: Early Fur Trade 1500-1603. Cod fishing began the early fur trade. First Nations people began to trade with the Europeans who came for fish. British set up stations on land to dry the fish.

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Evolution of the Fur Trade

Evolution of the Fur Trade. What was the Timeline?. 1670 – The Hudson’s Bay Company is founded. 1778 – Capt. James Cook recognizes the value of Pacific Northwest furs. 1784 – The Northwest Fur Company splits from the

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Fur Trade

By Daniel G. Davenport. Fur Trade. In this inquiry project my question is: Would I have wanted to be a fur trader ?, I will imagine that I am in my Great Great Great grandfather's place ( 5 generations up ).

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ITEMS IN THE FUR TRADE

ITEMS IN THE FUR TRADE. Pictures and Explanation of Some Fur Trade Items. Pewter Spoons. Spoons were commonly made of wood, horn, silver or gold until the early 14th century, when the development of pewter made spoons affordable to the general public.

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The Fur Trade

The Fur Trade. Introduction. One of the earliest and most important industries in North America. Began in 1500’s as a way of exchanging furs, and goods, between the Indians and the Europeans.

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The Fur Trade

The Fur Trade. The sixteenth century to late nineteenth century. Pre Contact. Before European contact the Indigenous peoples of the Americas people survived by using resources off of the land.

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The Fur Trade in Canada

The Fur Trade in Canada. “We were Caesers, being no one to contradict us…” Pierre-Esprit Radisso Translation: “We were the kings and our kingdom was the wilderness…”. Hudson’s Bay Company. - The Flag of the Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) - Founded in 1670 by King Charles II.

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China's fur trade

China is the world's largest fur producer and exporter.

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THE FUR TRADE ERA

THE FUR TRADE ERA. Chapter 4 1770s-1849. European Expansion. Exploration and colonization by Europeans began in the late 1400’s and early 1500’s. England and Spain rivaled each other for territory. Spain initially claimed the Pacific Coast as their territory.

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