Chapter 3 Social

Imperialism is:

• Large plots of land owned by “Seigneurs” or landlords.

• The complete control of a resource by a single person or company.

• A group of individual colonies, each with their own government controlled by Britain.

• The policy of a ruler of one territory to dominate other territories.

A Monopoly is:

• A region claimed & governed by another country around the world.

• The government structure of New France made up of K GIBS HS

• The complete control of a resource by a single person or company

• An economic system that made a country rich from its colonies.

Seigneuries:

• The government structure of New France made up of K GIBS HS

• A system based on nobles (or seigneurs) who rented land to farmers

• Large plots of land owned by “Seigneurs” or landlords

• An economic system that made a country rich from its colonies.

What was the primary economic activity of New France?

• Fur Trade

• Fishing

• Farming

• Logging

Thirteen Colonies:

• A region claimed & governed by another country around the world.

• A group of individual colonies, each with their own government controlled by Britain.

• The infection of a large population by a disease

• The policy of a ruler of one territory to dominate other territories.

A Colony:

• A region claimed & governed by another country around the world

• Large plots of land owned by “Seigneurs” or landlords.

• An economic system that made a country rich from its colonies.

• A. The policy of a ruler of one territory to dominate other territories.

Sovereign Council:

• A system based on nobles (or seigneurs) who rented land to farmers (or habitants).

• An economic system that made a country rich from its colonies

• The government structure of New France made up of K GIBS HS

• The complete control of a resource by a single person or company

The Filles du Roi were sent to New France by who?

• Their parents

• The Bishop

• The Intendant

• The King

Seigneural System

• Farmers who lived and worked on seigneuries

• Large plots of land owned by “Seigneurs” or landlords.

• A system based on nobles (or seigneurs) who rented land to farmers (or habitants).

• The infection of a large population by a disease.

In the Seigneurial System, they rented the land from a noble

• Soldier

• Habitant

• Seigneur

• Corvee