PHASE 1
PHASE 2
PHASE 3
PHASE 4
PHASE 5
the erly fur trade was from 1500-1603 and the Europeans fished for cod on the east coast the brittish set up stations to dry fish well the french salted their fish
phase 2 expanse inland 1603–1670 France dominated the trade and permanently established Quebec The French, made peace with the, Mi’kmaq, Innu and Kichesiprini and became
partners in the fur trade.
i come bringing fur
PHASE 3 Rival Networks: 1670–1760 The HBC sought partners to work as middlemen between its forts
along Hudson Bay and First Nations to the west and Britain and frace started fighting
PHASE 4 The Drive West: 1760–1821
The North West Company took
over the French trade network
running through the St. Lawrence
River and the Great Lakes. The
company was owned by British
merchants, but depended on
Canadian and Métis workers. New France became a British colony in 1763.
PHASE 5 Monopoly in the West: 1821–1870
The HBC and NWC merged.
The furious competition between the Hudson’s Bay Company and
the North West Company led to shootings, fights and hostage-
takings. Britain ended the conflict in 1821, by encouraging the
companies to merge under the name of the Hudson’s Bay Company.
PHASE 1
PHASE 2
PHASE 3
PHASE 4
PHASE 5
the erly fur trade was from 1500-1603 and the Europeans fished for cod on the east coast the brittish set up stations to dry fish well the french salted their fish
phase 2 expanse inland 1603–1670 France dominated the trade and permanently established Quebec The French, made peace with the, Mi’kmaq, Innu and Kichesiprini and became
partners in the fur trade.
i come bringing fur
PHASE 3 Rival Networks: 1670–1760 The HBC sought partners to work as middlemen between its forts
along Hudson Bay and First Nations to the west and Britain and frace started fighting
PHASE 4 The Drive West: 1760–1821
The North West Company took
over the French trade network
running through the St. Lawrence
River and the Great Lakes. The
company was owned by British
merchants, but depended on
Canadian and Métis workers. New France became a British colony in 1763.
PHASE 5 Monopoly in the West: 1821–1870
The HBC and NWC merged.
The furious competition between the Hudson’s Bay Company and
the North West Company led to shootings, fights and hostage-
takings. Britain ended the conflict in 1821, by encouraging the
companies to merge under the name of the Hudson’s Bay Company.
PHASE 1
PHASE 2
PHASE 3
PHASE 4
PHASE 5
the erly fur trade was from 1500-1603 and the Europeans fished for cod on the east coast the brittish set up stations to dry fish well the french salted their fish
phase 2 expanse inland 1603–1670 France dominated the trade and permanently established Quebec The French, made peace with the, Mi’kmaq, Innu and Kichesiprini and became
partners in the fur trade.
i come bringing fur
PHASE 3 Rival Networks: 1670–1760 The HBC sought partners to work as middlemen between its forts
along Hudson Bay and First Nations to the west and Britain and frace started fighting
PHASE 4 The Drive West: 1760–1821
The North West Company took
over the French trade network
running through the St. Lawrence
River and the Great Lakes. The
company was owned by British
merchants, but depended on
Canadian and Métis workers. New France became a British colony in 1763.
PHASE 5 Monopoly in the West: 1821–1870
The HBC and NWC merged.
The furious competition between the Hudson’s Bay Company and
the North West Company led to shootings, fights and hostage-
takings. Britain ended the conflict in 1821, by encouraging the
companies to merge under the name of the Hudson’s Bay Company.
PHASE 1
PHASE 2
PHASE 3
PHASE 4
PHASE 5
the erly fur trade was from 1500-1603 and the Europeans fished for cod on the east coast the brittish set up stations to dry fish well the french salted their fish
phase 2 expanse inland 1603–1670 France dominated the trade and permanently established Quebec The French, made peace with the, Mi’kmaq, Innu and Kichesiprini and became
partners in the fur trade.
i come bringing fur
PHASE 3 Rival Networks: 1670–1760 The HBC sought partners to work as middlemen between its forts
along Hudson Bay and First Nations to the west and Britain and frace started fighting
PHASE 4 The Drive West: 1760–1821
The North West Company took
over the French trade network
running through the St. Lawrence
River and the Great Lakes. The
company was owned by British
merchants, but depended on
Canadian and Métis workers. New France became a British colony in 1763.
PHASE 5 Monopoly in the West: 1821–1870
The HBC and NWC merged.
The furious competition between the Hudson’s Bay Company and
the North West Company led to shootings, fights and hostage-
takings. Britain ended the conflict in 1821, by encouraging the
companies to merge under the name of the Hudson’s Bay Company.
PHASE 1
PHASE 2
PHASE 3
PHASE 4
PHASE 5
the erly fur trade was from 1500-1603 and the Europeans fished for cod on the east coast the brittish set up stations to dry fish well the french salted their fish
phase 2 expanse inland 1603–1670 France dominated the trade and permanently established Quebec The French, made peace with the, Mi’kmaq, Innu and Kichesiprini and became
partners in the fur trade.
i come bringing fur
PHASE 3 Rival Networks: 1670–1760 The HBC sought partners to work as middlemen between its forts
along Hudson Bay and First Nations to the west and Britain and frace started fighting
PHASE 4 The Drive West: 1760–1821
The North West Company took
over the French trade network
running through the St. Lawrence
River and the Great Lakes. The
company was owned by British
merchants, but depended on
Canadian and Métis workers. New France became a British colony in 1763.
PHASE 5 Monopoly in the West: 1821–1870
The HBC and NWC merged.
The furious competition between the Hudson’s Bay Company and
the North West Company led to shootings, fights and hostage-
takings. Britain ended the conflict in 1821, by encouraging the
companies to merge under the name of the Hudson’s Bay Company.
PHASE 1
PHASE 2
PHASE 3
PHASE 4
PHASE 5
the erly fur trade was from 1500-1603 and the Europeans fished for cod on the east coast the brittish set up stations to dry fish well the french salted their fish
phase 2 expanse inland 1603–1670 France dominated the trade and permanently established Quebec The French, made peace with the, Mi’kmaq, Innu and Kichesiprini and became
partners in the fur trade.
i come bringing fur
PHASE 3 Rival Networks: 1670–1760 The HBC sought partners to work as middlemen between its forts
along Hudson Bay and First Nations to the west and Britain and frace started fighting
PHASE 4 The Drive West: 1760–1821
The North West Company took
over the French trade network
running through the St. Lawrence
River and the Great Lakes. The
company was owned by British
merchants, but depended on
Canadian and Métis workers. New France became a British colony in 1763.
PHASE 5 Monopoly in the West: 1821–1870
The HBC and NWC merged.
The furious competition between the Hudson’s Bay Company and
the North West Company led to shootings, fights and hostage-
takings. Britain ended the conflict in 1821, by encouraging the
companies to merge under the name of the Hudson’s Bay Company.
PHASE 1
PHASE 2
PHASE 3
PHASE 4
PHASE 5
the erly fur trade was from 1500-1603 and the Europeans fished for cod on the east coast the brittish set up stations to dry fish well the french salted their fish
phase 2 expanse inland 1603–1670 France dominated the trade and permanently established Quebec The French, made peace with the, Mi’kmaq, Innu and Kichesiprini and became
partners in the fur trade.
i come bringing fur
PHASE 3 Rival Networks: 1670–1760 The HBC sought partners to work as middlemen between its forts
along Hudson Bay and First Nations to the west and Britain and frace started fighting
PHASE 4 The Drive West: 1760–1821
The North West Company took
over the French trade network
running through the St. Lawrence
River and the Great Lakes. The
company was owned by British
merchants, but depended on
Canadian and Métis workers. New France became a British colony in 1763.
PHASE 5 Monopoly in the West: 1821–1870
The HBC and NWC merged.
The furious competition between the Hudson’s Bay Company and
the North West Company led to shootings, fights and hostage-
takings. Britain ended the conflict in 1821, by encouraging the
companies to merge under the name of the Hudson’s Bay Company.