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Fur Trades
Merchants
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Merchants made a living from fur trade, blacksmith, shoe making, and more
Coureur de Bois
They came from new France and made a living by running into the woods to trade with the First Nations
When the New France government found out about the independent trades they made it illegal, this did not stop them from trading where ever they could even with the British.
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The Sovereign Council
Bishop of Quebec
The Bishop provided spiritual and moral support, founded school, hospitals and orphanages.
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The Catholic Church
In Europe, divisions between Catholics and Protestants had become deep and bitter. People of the two faiths discriminatedagainst each other.
The Jesuits a Catholic religious order formed a key part
of the presence of the Catholic Church in New France
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Farmers
Habitants
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Some habitants neglected their farms because they found the
fur trade an easier way to make a living in New France.
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Seigneurs
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To keep their land grants, seigneurs had to recruit settlers or habitants to farm
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