Creation of Canada - Part 1 - New England and New France (1490-1763)

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This feature documentary addresses the struggle between New England and New France, from the first uneasy contacts to the culminating conflicts. The economic battle between the St. Lawrence trade system and that of the Atlantic-Hudson is also explored.
NFB - 1967 | Director - Ronald Dick, Pierre L'Amare | Producer - Nicholas Balla | Narrator - J. Frank Willis
Canada | New England | New France | Economics | Trade | Conflict | Politics

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@kentpelham4152 2 месяца назад

Thank you, i never could have gotten a good night's sleep without your help

@sarnobat2000 2 дня назад

This is a superb. The maps make everythiing make sense. Age 41, I'm finally understanding history classes from decades ago. I wish I could binge watch all episodes this weekend but I am supposed to get some paperwork done!

@Ikpugha 11 дней назад

I notice that bandits always go into their loot waving crosses. Sic. Also, why is this documentary so without historical regard to the Inuit First Nations people? Are they the Red Indians? Can someone kindly explain this to me?

@8gomerpyle22 15 дней назад

How exactly is Canada considered "desolate"??

@atheistapostate7019 9 месяцев назад

The Acadians have been treated badly since. Not only were we expelled in 1755, BUT when we returned, those French who married Native women were never given real Métis status and not considered Métis by many. The rest of North America would rather the Acadians just fade away from memory

@darbyohara 8 месяцев назад

The king of France should have offered hugonaughts (sp) to resettle in New France rather than kick them all out of France.

@eugeneandkatiemckinnon5052 5 месяцев назад

@@darbyoharaHuguenots made it to the 13 Colonies and some of them supported the Yankee cause such as Paul Revere and Isaac Hugee.

@ericst-laurent8161 3 месяца назад

Non ! Je suis aller plusieurs fois en vacance au NB et je trouve que les Acadiens sont un peuple extremement acceuillant

@crazyell4716 7 месяцев назад

saint john nb was founded 1604ad by French so might need to fix video..

@crazyell4716 7 месяцев назад

Samuel de Champlain

@rabbitholesinc 20 дней назад

@@crazyell4716 So...Edward Cornwallis shows up 145 years later and 'establishes' Halifax and TaDa - Canada is born? Narrative sucks. Why can't we just learn a factual timeline? Anyway. Thanks for the info. I appreciate it.

@jimmynolet3752 8 месяцев назад

What country do we live in now seeing it's Trudeau's Country

@alandesouzacruz5124 Месяц назад

A beautiful country that I dream of living in

@missk2559 6 дней назад

No you don’t. Sadly. Born & raised and I’ve always loved my beautiful home… but every local is trying to leave the country. Politics and our government have us in shambles, food bank usage per month has increased by 300% … more homelessness now more than ever, no one can afford groceries anymore or gas even working 50 hours a week For the first time in our lives our farmers and Canadians who have lived here forever, can no longer afford to live here. Very sad :( beautiful country to visit though. Impossible to live here now

@jacqlynblattner894 3 месяца назад

Our Treaties aint worth the paper their written on these days... our Anscestors must be so Disappointed in us for allowing so much Disrespect.to their Lineage while were fighting around the world with our agrandmother Countries. So much Cultural Differences cuz weve been seperated by Borders dor Centuries then seperated by different laws to be Monopolized on. Like seriously ENUF is Enuf over WAR

@vaisseauspatialterre3768 9 месяцев назад

This by the NationalFilm board is an illustration of the bias of English Canada. It completely ignore the 1603 agreement between the First Nations and Samuel de Champlain. The presentation invensts reasons that never existed. It sound like a propaganda film. It completely ignore that the europeens wars where the nase of the 7 years war, In addition the slavery n New England was the economic strength of those colonies. Then the protection of french fort is said to be an agression!! pitifull. What does this have to do with Canada?? The title should be change to The conquest of Canada by the British. THIS is bias propaganda paid by the canadians taxes payers. A real shame.

@mikebeatty8406 8 месяцев назад

It shows its time it was made in. The things we understand now in 2023 compared to 1967

@cobretticobra7911 7 месяцев назад

The brutality of some of those tribes is insane quite literally blood thirsty

@ericst-laurent8161 3 месяца назад

Je n'aurais pas si bien dit. Bravo

@xavisanchez7522 19 дней назад

Also , canadas name comes from the native place of birth( canet de mar, catalan speaker native town in CATALONIA, the founder of the East Company Sebastian/John Cabot . Canetar= canada , no. French speakers at all until late 1640=1714 Boycott french and spanish languages

@peterpickguitar Месяц назад

I blame my ancestors for not finding a warm place to live...

@james_baker 11 месяцев назад

so you grow up next to your neighbor all your life. You and him are friendly enough, wave to each other and say hi, but really you don't know anything about him. Time to change that.

@sozeytozey 8 месяцев назад

Now imagine how I feel as the neighbour, knowing just as little about myself as you do about me🤣🤣

@duncanmcintyre6230 7 месяцев назад

Excellent documentary. It actually shows the real history, not the anti-white propaganda we are taught about our country today.

@Ellen24493 4 месяца назад

Real history??? Actually it’s the opposite. This is the glossed over history written by the English victors. What you call “anti-white” history by the Natives and French is what actually happened.

@rabbitholesinc 20 дней назад

Are you talking about what is being taught in schools?

@rabbitholesinc 20 дней назад

@@Ellen24493 History is written, recorded, and taught as such by the ones who have conquered. Of course it's going to be glossed over. It's narrative. I didn't see where Duncan said that it was the Natives (respectfully, the Indigenous) or the French as groups running around with the "anti-white propaganda." Maybe I missed something. As far as there being a "real" history, I've lost all faith that there is one.

@jayb9779 4 месяца назад

China? They were looking for India . 😂 that's why the term "Indian" is often used. They thought they reached India. Not China (or Orient)

@peterpickguitar Месяц назад

They realized they were not in India when they found no phone scammers....

@williacena 5 месяцев назад

This is a very anglocentric way to portray history, with several short sighted and biased points of view.

@epic6434 Год назад

You had Native American people to fight the U.S. that was why you weren't so easy to swallow as they thought only recognizing the colonial people and not the Natural people who made the bite of thorns.