Samuel de Champlain Biography
Samuel de Champlain was born in 1567, at Brogue, France and died in 1635 on December 25th when he was 68 from a stroke in Quebec, France. Samuel de Champlain sailed for France. Samuel's dad was a sea caption so he grew up around water traveling all the time. Samuel explored New France and found many places. He encountered Canadian Indians, accompanied a war party of Montagnais and their allies against the Mohawk Iroquois, he had good relations with the Montagnais, Algonquians, and the Huron. Samuel de Champlain is remembered for being one of the greatest discoverers, the founder of New France, and he found a lake that he named after himself. He discovered Quebec which became a very important, popular city.
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Samuel de Chamlpain,10/13 http://www.cygpune2008.in/schoolprogramme/images/bondforever/project-canada/Samuel.jpg, Samuel de champlain 10/13
Samuel de Champlain Map
MAP KEY
Red Arrow- Route around Nova Scotia (1604-1607)
Orange Arrow- Route to the Great Lakes (1615)
Timeline
1560 1570 1580 1590 1600 1610 1615 1620 1630
Born - - - Sailed around Befriended Ventured to - Died
1567 Nova Scotia the Huron (what is now) 1635
1604-1607 and helped NYS and the
Fight the Great Lakes
Iroquois 1615
1609
Some people that Samuel de Champlain met on his journeys were the Huron Indians, the Algonquin, the Montagnais, and the Iroquois. Some places that Samuel de Champlain traveled to during his voyages were the St. Lawrence River, Saguenay River, Rhode Island, France, Nova Scotia, Cape Cod, Martha Vineyard, Ottawa River, Great Lakes, Quebec, and what is now New York State.
Work Cited: http://www.enchantedlearning.com/explorers/page/c/champlain.shtml, Samuel de Champlain:Explorer, 10/13, http://09explorationperiod8.pbworks.com/f/Blank%20World%20Map.doc, Blank World Map,10/13
Summary of Samuel de Champlain
I think that Samuel de Champlain belongs in the Hall of fame because he treated the Native Americans he met kindly. Samauel de Champlain became allies with the Montagnois and had good relations with tribes like the Algonquin, Huron ,and Montagnois. He found many places like Quebec and Lake Champlain. Smauel de Champlain was one of the greatest discovers along with a lot of others. He also created a fur trading post in Quebec. Samuel de Champlain had many jobs which experienced him, like an explorer, navigator, and mapmaker.
Work Cited: http://library.thinkquest.org/4034/champlain.html, Samuel de Champlain, 10/13
Now and Then Reflection
Space exploration now and exploration in the 15th and 16th centries are very much alike. Many of the motives are almost the same. Some motives are that people want money and want to become famous. Other motives were that people wanted to increase knowledge and find new places. Also people want to find new resources. Reasons why space exploration and exploration in the 15th and 16th centry are becasue it costs a lot of money to go into space now and to explore places in the 15th and 16th centries. Many people got hurt in both kinds of explorations. Also because in both explorations the place that the explorers are at are unfamiliar and they didnt know much about the place. Lastly, becasue both explorations take risks. One of the differences in space exploration now and the 15th and 16th centrey exploration is that the technology is different becasue we have much more technology so that we can make exploration a little bit easier now.
Work Cited: www.nasa.gov/exploration/home/griffin.why.explore.html Why Explore Space?, 10/13
http://adc.astro.umd.edu/adc/education/space_ex/, Space Exploration, 10/13
http://yachtpals.com/boating/tall-ships-nina, The Nina- Columbus Tall Ship, 10/13
Comments (3)
karlag said
at 2:07 pm on Oct 9, 2009
GREAT JOB!!!!
emilyf said
at 2:19 pm on Oct 9, 2009
thnx karla
timc said
at 1:37 pm on Oct 14, 2009
Awesome pictures
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