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May 27, 1567
Goin up with the french
Samuel de Champlain was born in Brouage, France. He also played a big role in finding New France. Since he was born in France, France supported him in his journeys. -
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Baptism
Samuel was baptized. he started his life as a Protestant and ended it as a Catholic. http://www.champlainsociety.ca/discovery-of-the-baptismal-certificate-of-samuel-de-champlain/ -
encouraged marriages
Samuel encourages the settlers of Quebec to marry the natives so that they can become one big family. He didn't want to fight with the natives but wanted to help and work with them. paper package -
Death in Winter
Sameul made up a game to help the peole with him survive the winter in Acadia. You had to make a feast for the people there. That winter less people died than the winter before. paper package -
ITS WAR!!!!!!
Samuel went in a war agaist the Hurons and Algonkians. As they were fighting Sameul was wounded by an arrowing cutting is ear and entering his neck. When he pulled it out his friend got shot by an arrow in the arm so he helped pull that arrow out too. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Sorel
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De Bride
Samuel returned home to find a wife. He soon found a 12-year-old girl meanwhile he was in his mid-forties. He also signed a contract to marry her. He married her in Paris. Marriagehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_de_Champlain#Marriage
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Samuel de Champlain's journeys
Samuel de Champlain said he had an interest in the high seas and of navigation at a young age. He also made his first visits to Spain. From there he went to the West Indies and to South America. -
Samuel's wife's thinking of a departure
Helene no longer wanted to be married to Samuel. So while he was gone she stayed in New france and was thinking about signing a covent. After four years she left him and he named the ‘Montreal Expo 67’ after her. paper package
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Message from Captian Kirke
Samuel recieved a letter from Captian Kirke that the King of England gave permission to take over New France. Later Captian Kirke captured the French supply ships and left Quebec to starve. paper package -
Samuel surrenders
Samuel surrenders to the English. They give him a safe passage back to France. They then had possesion over Quebec. paper package -
capture illegal
Four days after the English captured Quebec Samuel found out that the king of France and the king of England signed a peace treaty. The capture was illegal. Samuel regained possession. paper package -
death news
The natives didn't want to tell Samuel when he came back to Quebec for the last time. They didn't know how to tell him that Brule was captured by the Hurons, tortured and then eaten. paper package
