Canadian History
Ten thousand years before Europeans set foot on the vast territories now known as Canada, indigenous peoples resided there. In fact, the name "Canada" derives from a native word meaning "village." The first Europeans to land on Canadian soil were Nordic Vikings from Greenland who accidentally discovered the richly forested regions of northern Newfoundland before 1000 and set up small settlements specifically to harvest lumber for their homes in Greenland. Lief Eriksson arrived in Newfoundland in 1000, after the original Viking Greenland colony had died out. Europeans did not set foot on Canada again until the late fifteenth century, when John Cabot, an Italian explorer under British patronage, sought a trade route to the Orient. Cabot's explorations of the northern coasts of North America gave England the right of discovery over those regions. The French sent Jacques Cartier in 1534 on an exploratory expedition, securing right of discovery for the French over some northern North American regions. During the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, European interest in Canadian land focused on fishing waters and furs. The French especially vied for control over the fur trade. In 1608 the first permanent French colony in Canada was formed on the St. Lawrence River in Quebec, under the guidance of geographer Samuel de Champlain. The settlement would become known as New France.
As the fur trade thrived, rivalries between French and English settlers eventually led to all-out wars. France was forced to cede some of its territories...
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