The 5 phases of fur trade in Canada
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- The 5 phases of the fur trade in Canada
- Phase 1 The early fur trade(1500-1603)France and England were both fishing off the east coast of Canada, They happened to meet the mi'kmaq, and started to do some trading with them.
- You guys seem to know what you are doing, are you guys new around here
- We have been here for not to long. We are from Britain, we met the French here too, they are just up the river. You guys seem to have some good stuff, would you guys like to start some trading?
- Oh your welcome anytime
- Phase 2 Expansion Inland(1603-1670)New France is now established, and now the french have been trading with the First Nations around the Great Lakes
- Us trading is very important for New France, thank you
- Thank you so much for trading
- Yeah, thanks for helping us out
- Thank you for trading with us at the Hudsons Bay Company
- Phase 3 Rival Networks(!670-1760)The Hudsons Bay Company (HBC) was established by the British. The French and the British are now trading with the First Nations, and there is now some competing between the 2. Britian had the area around the Hudsons Bay, and France had the area around the Great Lakes.
- Thanks you for trading with us
- We have to get their before them
- Phase 4: The Drive West (1760-1821)The North West Company took over the French Fur Trade, now there are 2 British company competing. Both of the company's moved west, trying to be the first ones there, to claim the unclaimed fur trading territory.
- Nous devons être les premiers là-bas!
- We should stop competing, and work together, we could make a really good comany if he put our differences aside.
- Phase 5 Monopoly in the West (1821-1870)Britian has gotten the Hudson's Bay Company and the North West Company to merge into one large company. Taking the name the Hudson's Bay Company, which traded all across Canada
- Yeah, lets keep the name The Hudsons Bay Company
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