Settlers and Patterns of Settlement

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What conditions provided the context for the emergence of games and pastimes (sports)?

Settlers and Patterns of Settlement The Fur Traders Settlers and Patterns of Settlement Economy and Work Religion Social Life

Europeans to North America Fishing Souls Gold North west Passage Colonies fur

1497: John Cabot, exploring for King Henry VII of England, stumbles on Newfoundland's cod fishing grounds. "The sea there is swarming with fish, which can be taken not only with the net, but in baskets let down with a stone," he later wrote.  

Gabriel Sagard 1623-1624 Hurons

French Colonial Period Chronology French Colonial Period 1603-1663 New France 1663-1763

Samuel de Champlain 1567-1635

(The Order of Good Cheer) L’ordre du Bon Temps (The Order of Good Cheer)

Life in New France Coureurs de Bois Voyageurs

Film – The Voyageurs National Film Board 1964

Seigneurial System Company of 100 Associates Protection Social life

Settlers

Survival

Sod House - Prairies

Economy

Work/Entertainment

Religion/Social Life

Summary – early pastimes, games, and competitions The physical, economic, social: masculinity/competition Settlement survival church

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