Economy and Development

  • Apr 29, 1500

    First occupants

    First occupants
  • Period: Oct 2, 1500 to

    Economy and Development

  • Apr 29, 1520

    Barter System

    Barter System
    -Trading system the natives used.
    -Different tribes had different objects.
    -Only traded what they needed.
    -Trade between families, groups, and different tribes.
  • Apr 29, 1540

    Travel

    Travel
    -Trading system the natives used.
    -Different tribes had different objects.
    -Only traded what they needed.
    -Trade between families, groups, and different tribes.
  • Apr 29, 1560

    Roles in Tride

    Roles in Tride
    -Men hunted.
    -Woman farmed/ agriculture.
    -Elderly took care of the children.
    -Men never did the womens job and vise versa.
  • French Regime

    French Regime
    -Ends in 1760.
  • Alliances with the natives

    Alliances with the natives
    -Europeans were pulled into Native conflicts and wars and vice versa.
    -Insufficiently dense population, required the Natives alliance to do the hunting for the fur trade.
    -Territory was constantly expanding because of the fur tade with the help of the natives.
  • Chartered Compagnie

    Chartered Compagnie
    -!00 Associates where one of the largest Chartered Compagnies.
    -Used the mercontielism system.
    -Charted company was allowed to be the only ones with rights to the fur trade.
    -They were supposed to administer and develop the colony (they ignored that part).
  • Diversifying the economy

    Diversifying the economy
    -Jean Talon put it place the triangular trade.
    -Would fail.
    -Too much demand for fur.
  • British Regime

    British Regime
    -Ends in 1867.
  • Fur Trade

    Fur Trade
    -Fur trade is now controled by the british.
    -The North-West Company was created in 1783.
    -After the American Revolution they merge with the Hudson’s Bay Company in 1821.
    -Fur trade was declining.
  • Timber Industry

    Timber Industry
    -Because of the Blockade by Napoleon the rise in the demand for timber increased.
    -Bank of Montreal was made in 1817 people could now invest and obtain credit.
    -New jobs: lumberjack, loggers, sawmills.
  • Reciprocity treaty

    Reciprocity treaty
    -Canada's preferential treament ended( britan man free trade with everyone).
    -Made free trade us USA (no customs or duties).
    -Last 10 years.
  • Development of new regions

    Development of new regions
    -Overpopulation of seigneuries, led to the opening up of new regions.
    -Timber industry causes the development of new Regions (Mauricie, Outaouais, Laurentides).
  • First phase of industrialization

    First phase of industrialization
    -1867-1900.
    -Factories, first assembly lines, more efficient than skilled craftsmen (dangerous,unfair,unhealthy,dirty).
    -These first manufacturing industries were powered by coal/steam engines.
  • Contemporary Period

    Contemporary Period
    -Still going on today.
  • National Policy

    National Policy
    -John A Mcdonald.
    -favor immigration.
    -1increase Custom Duties:Promote Canadian Industries.
    -2Build Railways: The Canadian Pacific Railway increase trade.
    -3Encourage Immigration: Especially in Western Canada.
  • Worker demands

    Worker demands
    -The first unions (CTCC) to the larger central unions (CSN, FTQ, CSQ).
    -There demans where about there working conditions, living conditions hours and pay...
    -They had the power to go on strike and have a lockout.
  • Period: to

    World Wa r one

    -We had to fight (Britain told us)
    -Women's rights improved
    -Economy Improvement
    -Conscription Crisis
    -Post war prosperity(roaring 20s)
  • Great Depresion

    Great Depresion
    -Stock maeket crashed.
    -Families bought as little as possible.
    -The goverment implemented public works projects, created work camps, they encouraged farming...
    -World war two ended the depression.
  • Period: to

    World War two

    We went to war on are own accord
    Women involved
    conscription crisis
    Post war prosperity
  • Quiet Revolution

    Quiet Revolution
    -Make the government the major force behind Quebec's social and economic development.
    -Modernize Quebec's educational system and to allow it to catch up to the other provinces in Canada.
    -To weaken the influence of the Church.
    -period of modernization