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Social Studies · 7–9

French Roots in Ontario: Early Exploration and Settlement

This four-page social studies worksheet explores French exploration, settlement, missionary work, fur trade motivations, Indigenous-European relations, and strategic forts in Ontario.

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This four-page social studies worksheet explores French exploration, settlement, missionary work, fur trade motivations, Indigenous-European relations, and strategic forts in Ontario. Students analyze a timeline, causes and effects, historical relationships, and the significance of Sainte-Marie among the Hurons.

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  • Students will identify key events in French exploration and settlement of Ontario.
  • Students will explain motivations for French expansion and their effects on Indigenous-European relations.
  • Students will analyze cultural exchange and conflict at Sainte-Marie among the Hurons.
  • Students will describe the importance of French forts and alliances in the Great Lakes region.