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Early French Canada, 1604 -. Early French Acadia - Names Mesgouez, Seigneur de la Roche Samuel de Champlain Pierre du Gua de Monts Francois Pontgravé.

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1 Early French Canada, 1604 -

2 Early French Acadia - Names Mesgouez, Seigneur de la Roche Samuel de Champlain Pierre du Gua de Monts Francois Pontgravé Jean de Biencourt de Poutrincourt Marc Lescarbot Charles La Tour and Claude La Tour Membertou

3 Names (continued) Marquise de Guercheville Father Pierre Biard Charles Biencourt Samuel Argall

4 Quebec Champlain’s arrival at Quebec The fortess and its population Relations with Native people The arrival of missionaries Marriage Food and provisions

5 The Iroquois Wars, 1609 -

6 Warfare in Five Nations Society The Iroquois Confederacy Purposes of war in Iroquois society, and the Iroquois “mourning war” tradition Post-contact economic purposes of war French involvement Increasing impetuses for war

7 The Iroquois Wars Early conflicts (1641-1647) Attacks on Huron villages (1647-1649) Dispersal of Huronia (1649) Dispersal of the Petun (1650), Neutral (1651)

8 Post-Contact Factors in Warfare Existing conflicts European involvement in existing conflicts Traditional understandings/purposes of warfare Trade Firearms Disease Christianity and religious factionalism

9 Disease Sample figures Huron population in 1616 (32,000) and 1639 (9,000) Mohawk population in 1630 (7,740) and 1634 (2,830)

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