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- In Phase one, the French and British were trading with the First Nations peacfully. Here, the groups are trading furs.
- Hello, I have furs to trade!
- Hello, we are from France! We mean no harm! Do you have any furs for trade?
- Hello, and we are from Britian. We would like to trade furs with you.
- Hello! Why, of course! We have many beaver furs to trade!
- In phase one, Europeans would fish off the east-coast and dry the fish there so it would not rot and so it would stay good longer. When the fish was dry, they would ship it back to Europe to make lots and lots of money for their conlony.
- Yes Sir!
- Come on guys! Work harder we have fish sell so we can make money!
- We are drying the fish now, Sir!
- In Phase two, the Haudenousaunee and French War was going on, and the French had many First Nations groups on their side, and the Haudenousaunee had thr British and Duutch on their side.
- We have many First Nations groups on our side, and we WILL dominate the Fur Trade!
- Well WE have the Dutch and the British on our side and we know WE ARE GOING TO WIN!
- In phase two, the French became partners with the First Nation through the Ouendat, and becuase the Ouendat were the middleman, they were in charge of lots of the communication and trades.
- Hello, we have kettles,iron tools, and wool blankets to trade, and for exchange we want some beaver pelts.
- Let's agree to be parteners in the Fur Trade!
- Why yes, of course I will get that to them right away. But first here they are and they want to meet you and form peacefull relashionships with eachother.
- In phase three, cross-cultural marriages developed relashionships between the French and the First Nations.
- Hello, you are family now. Come in ,come in! We would love to get you something to eat!
- Thank you very much! We are excited for our new relashionships and partnerships!
- I now hearby pronounce this French man, and this Indigenous women married!
- Yay!
- I have just established this trading fort, and now I am hiring these men called the voyagers to make canoe trips down the river! France is goinng to get rich!
- We are taking the furs now sir!
- In phase three, France established trading forts in the Great Lakes reigon and hired men called the voyageurs to make canoe trips down the river.
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