New Spain, New France and New Netherland Mr. Bach Accelerated United States History.

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New Spain, New France and New Netherland Mr. Bach Accelerated United States History

New Spain Florida – St. Augustine Florida – St. Augustine New Mexico – Santa Fe New Mexico – Santa Fe Established to protect Spanish shipping Established to protect Spanish shipping

New France Samuel de Champlain Samuel de Champlain Establishes Quebec and Montreal Establishes Quebec and Montreal Controls St. Lawrence Seaway Controls St. Lawrence Seaway Trading posts for beaver pelts Trading posts for beaver pelts

Jesuit Missionaries Lived among the Native Americans in the hope of converting them to Catholicism Lived among the Native Americans in the hope of converting them to Catholicism Used science and written language to undermine authority of shamans Used science and written language to undermine authority of shamans

New Netherland Centered at New Amsterdam Centered at New Amsterdam Focused on trading – competition for the French Focused on trading – competition for the French

Indian Proxy War Hurons (French) vs. Iroquois (Dutch) over trading rights Hurons (French) vs. Iroquois (Dutch) over trading rights

Sugar Boom England, France, and Netherlands grab sugar- producing islands in Caribbean. England, France, and Netherlands grab sugar- producing islands in Caribbean. Vast Wealth in: Vast Wealth in: Sugar Sugar Molasses Molasses Rum Rum Slaves Slaves

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