New France and the fur trade
Title
:
New France and the fur trade
Personal Author EPSB
:
Douglas, Baldwin
Summary
:
Reviews the history of New France, a colony established by the French in present-day Canada around the St. Lawrence River in the 1600s, discussing the contributions of Samuel de Champlain to the colony, the conflict over the fur trade, the arrival of missionaries, and other topics. Includes maps, illustrations, and a quiz.
Year Published
:
2003
Series
:
Canadian history
Physical Description
:
48 p. : ol. ill., map, ports. ; 29 cm.
Program Information
:
Accelerated Reader MG 7.4 3.0 76397
Social Studies
Subject
:
Fur trade -- Canada -- History.
Canada -- History -- To 1763 (New France)
Summary
:
Reviews the history of New France, a colony established by the French in present-day Canada around the St. Lawrence River in the 1600s, discussing the contributions of Samuel de Champlain to the colony, the conflict over the fur trade, the arrival of missionaries, and other topics. Includes maps, illustrations, and a quiz.
ISBN
:
9781553880110
Publisher
:
Calgary : Weigl Educational Publishers, c2003.
| Library | Call Number | Type | Item Barcode | Status |
|---|
| Kate Chegwin | 971.01 BAL | Book | 30574000351971 | Non-Fiction |