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Le rêve de Champlain - Héritage 1627-1635

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S1 E6
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2015

Charles I sends privateers without faith or law to seize the French establishments in America: the Kirke brothers. Champlain had to give them back the colony without resisting. Quebec City now belonged to England. In 1633, Champlain made his triumphant return to the habitation. He worked tirelessly to rebuild and populate New France. Until Christmas Eve 1635, when Champlain died at the age of 65. David Hackett Fisher, along with Martin Dufour, Chief of the Innu Council of Essipit, helps us trace Champlain's legacy.

Levels:
Élémentaire 5e année 6e année 7e année 8e année Secondaire 9e année 11e année 12e année
Subjects:
Études canadiennes et mondiales Histoire (Études canadiennes et mondiales) Études sociales, histoire et géographie Histoire (Études sociales, histoire et géographie) Patrimoine et identité
Skills:
Apprentissage autonome Communication Pensée critique
Themes:
Canada
French level:
B1 : Seuil B2 : Avancé ou indépendant
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E1 : Le rêve de Champlain - Débuts d'un rêveur, 1570 - 1601

27 min
Champlain crossed the Atlantic for the first time to spy on the Spanish colonies. We discover the places of his childhood and we wonder about his family ties with the king of France, Henri IV.
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E2 : Le rêve de Champlain - Explorateur 1602-1604

27 min
Champlain, the king's geographer, had to convince the Court of the possibility of establishing a New France in North America. Champlain succeeds and a new expedition is organized. Champlain prepares his first departure to America.
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E3 : Le rêve de Champlain - Fondateur 1604-1609

27 min
Our correspondent goes back to the site of Île Sainte-Croix, the first French settlement in Acadia and the first failure for Champlain due to a devastating disease: scurvy. The settlement on St. Croix Island was moved to a more promising site: Port-Royal. 1608, Champlain was given a new mission: to establish a permanent settlement in…
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E4 : Le rêve de Champlain - Iroquoisie 1608 - 1616

27 min
In the spring of 1608, after facing a difficult winter, Champlain engaged in a military campaign against the Iroquois, enemies of his own native allies. At the end of 1610, upon his return to France, Champlain received terrible news. His most powerful supporter, King Henry IV, had been assassinated. He must now work behind the scenes…
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E5 : Le rêve de Champlain - Huronie - 1614-1628

27 min
Seriously wounded during a battle in the heart of Central Iroquoisia, Champlain was forced to spend a full winter in Huronia. He uses this time to study deeply the Huron customs and to visit the numerous Algonquin nations. We return to France, where the young Louis XIII, frustrated by his mother, regains control of the kingdom and…
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E6 : Le rêve de Champlain - Héritage 1627-1635

27 min
Charles I sends privateers without faith or law to seize the French establishments in America: the Kirke brothers. Champlain had to give them back the colony without resisting. Quebec City now belonged to England. In 1633, Champlain made his triumphant return to the habitation. He worked tirelessly to rebuild and populate New France…

Jalons de la francophonie ontarienne et canadienne de 1604 à 2014

Fiches accompagnant la ligne de temps - Rêve de Champlain.

Ligne de temps - Le rêve de Champlain - 5e à 8e - Études sociales

Affichette (2 pages) d'une ligne de temps représentant quelques jalons de la francophonie ontarienne et canadienne, de 1604 à 2014. Des éléments de réalité augmentés complètent les marqueurs de la ligne de temps.

    Levels:
    Élémentaire 5e année 6e année 7e année 8e année Secondaire 9e année 11e année 12e année
    Subjects:
    Études canadiennes et mondiales Histoire (Études canadiennes et mondiales) Études sociales, histoire et géographie Histoire (Études sociales, histoire et géographie) Patrimoine et identité
    Skills:
    Apprentissage autonome Communication Pensée critique
    Themes:
    Canada
    French level:
    B1 : Seuil B2 : Avancé ou indépendant