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Canadian Sport History

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

n Settlers and Patterns of Settlement n Economy and Work n Religion n Social Life

Chronology n French Colonial Period n n New France

Samuel de Champlain

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

Life in New France n Coureurs de Bois n Voyageurs

Seigneurial System Company of 100 Associates Protection Social life

Settlers

Survival

Economy

Work/Entertainment

Religion/Social Life

Summary The physical, economic, social: masculinity/competition Settlement survival church

First Contact Allies, enemies Disease Values, religion, the body Change film

Games in Traditional Culture The traditional way of life: in order to make a living and survive, people traveled on the land and relied on the resources that the land provided

Survival: the lifestyle required certain skills and attributes, for example, strength and endurance

Traditional games: Helped people practice important traditional skills The games did not require much equipment and could be organized quickly

Education: Games and play activities played a role in education

Gatherings When people gathered together and celebrated, they shared their games.

Traditional Games Arctic sports Dene games