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New France Mind Map - Coggle Diagram

- - - - to keep their land grants, seigneurs had to recruit settlers habitants.
      - Seigneuries were large plots of land owned by seigneurs or landlords who received the land as grants from the king of frances
      - Most seigneuries were men from noble families, but women and commoners could also become seigneurs
    - - . In France, they would have been called paysans (peasants).
        
        Paysans rarely owned anything — their seigneurs, in fact, often owned them.
      - Habitants means inhabitants people who inhabits the land were farmers who lived on seigneuries.
- - - - Coureur means "runner of the woods".The term comes from the way some men in New France engaged in the fur trade by running into the forest to seek and trade with first nations.
      - Coureur worked independently.Soon trading independently became illegal.
      - This didn't stop the coureurs who sold fur whenever.
    - - are men from new france who traveled between the fur merchants of montreal
      - Fur trade posts of the Greats Lakes, and eventually further west
    - - Many Merchants made a living by tur trade by imported goods from france and traded furs with the innu, ouendat and the anishinabe.
      - they also bought furs from coureurs de boi and colonies who traded in furs for extra
      - would own business like blacksmiths,shoemakers,masons,bakers and butches and settles