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Unit 1

The People and Paradigms

TermDefinition
Worldview A particular philosophy of life or conception of the world
Habitants
Seignurial System
Fur Trade (NWC/HBC)
Colonies (New France & Acadia)
Quebec Act 1744
Royal Proclamation
Constitution Act 1791
War of 1812
Ninety-Two Resolutions
7th Report
1837 Rebellion
Battle of Plains of Abraham
Courier-de-bois Runners of the woods, helped develop New France, Samuel de Champlain trained some of his employees to act as interpreters and middlemen they would be an important link between the Native people and the French with hope they wpi
Loyalists
William Lyon Mackenzie
Louis J. Papineau
Lord Durham
Jacques Cartier First French explorer that France sent out in hopes of finding the Northwest Passade in 1534, extensive exploration in the St. Lawrence area (Present day Montreal and Quebec)
Samuel de Champlain Founder of Quebec, made settlments in the maritimes at Sainte Croix and then Port Royal before moving into present day Quebec, established a fort/trading post in 1608 in the abandoned village of Stadacona.
Acadians Acadia ~ NB, PEI, NS, QB, Maine
Wolfe & Montcalm
Paradigm Beliefs, ideas and values, held by a society to help them understand and make sense of things *Hard to see beyond (sometimes)
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