
FRENCH AND BRITISH MOTIVATIONS LESSON-5TH
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FRENCH AND BRITISH MOTIVATIONS LESSON-5TH
5B
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I CAN:
- Explain common motivations for European countries to fund travel/exploration to the Americas
- Explain the cooperation and conflict between Native Americans and colonists in the N. American fur trade and why cooperation was essential for the fur trade to prosper.
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TODAY'S QUESTION?????
Why did France and Great Britain want to colonize North America?
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The fur trade had a large impact on colonizing America. Do you think people should wear fur.
Why or why not?
~ANSWER IN CHAT BOX~
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Multiple Choice
1 What are raw materials such as timber, iron ore, and fur called?
Capital Resource
Natural Resource
Human Resource
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Multiple Choice
2 What word means there is not enough of something?
Surplus
Scarcity
Demand
Good
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Multiple Choice
3 What word means something that many people want?
Surplus
Scarcity
Demand
Good
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Open Ended
4 Why were many colonies located along waterways?
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ANSWER:
MANY COLONIES WERE LOCATED ALONG THE WATERWAYS, BECAUSE THE COLONIES SERVED AS A PORT FOR TRADING.
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Multiple Choice
5 Where did Samuel de Champlain found the first French settlement in North America?
Jamestown
Montreal
Quebec
Mayflower
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Multiple Choice
6 European countries spent a lot of money and resources to found colonies because they hoped to make a _______________.
home
profit (money $)
goods
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Open Ended
7 Why was there a high demand for fur in Europe?
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ANSWER:
THERE WAS A HIGH DEMAND FOR FUR IN EUROPE, BECAUSE FUR CLOTHING WAS POPULAR IN EUROPE.
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Multiple Select
----- Who all was involved in trading of Fur? (SELCT ALL THAT APPLIES).
British
Creole
Native Americans
French
African Americans
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Multiple Choice
8 What might have happened if Native Americans didn’t cooperate with the French and British traders?
The Native Americans would have been killed.
The European settlements would have failed.
The African Americans would have replaced the Native Americans.
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Multiple Choice
9 The British colonists were focused on ______________.
farming.
fur trading.
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Multiple Choice
10 The French colonists were focused on ______________.
farming.
fur trading.
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Open Ended
12 What is one thing you learned about the French and British Fur Trading Lesson?
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Poll
NOW THAT WE HAVE FINISHED THE FRENCH AND BRITISH MOTIVATIONS, HOW CONFIDENT ARE YOU WITH THE LESSON?
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5B
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