English and Spanish are dominant languages in North America but so is
languages in North America but so is
languages in North America but so is French hi I’m Christine on watchmojo.com
French hi I’m Christine on watchmojo.com
French hi I’m Christine on watchmojo.com we’re at France New France birth of the
we’re at France New France birth of the
we’re at France New France birth of the French people in North America
French people in North America
French people in North America this exhibition is going to highlight
this exhibition is going to highlight
this exhibition is going to highlight the contributions that the French made
the contributions that the French made
the contributions that the French made to the development of North America
to the development of North America
to the development of North America please tell us what this exhibition is
please tell us what this exhibition is
please tell us what this exhibition is about France New France birth of a
about France New France birth of a
about France New France birth of a French people in North America is about
French people in North America is about
French people in North America is about the deriving and the establishment of
the deriving and the establishment of
the deriving and the establishment of the French population on the continent
the French population on the continent
the French population on the continent it was including Acadia Canada which was
it was including Acadia Canada which was
it was including Acadia Canada which was settlements Valley in Great Lakes area
settlements Valley in Great Lakes area
settlements Valley in Great Lakes area and including also in the 18th century
and including also in the 18th century
and including also in the 18th century the area of Louisiana it’s mostly to
the area of Louisiana it’s mostly to
the area of Louisiana it’s mostly to tell the story of who came here why in
tell the story of who came here why in
tell the story of who came here why in what situation what do you hope to
what situation what do you hope to
what situation what do you hope to achieve with this with this wonderful
achieve with this with this wonderful
achieve with this with this wonderful exhibition we hope that some people
exhibition we hope that some people
exhibition we hope that some people realize how fragile was the beginning of
realize how fragile was the beginning of
realize how fragile was the beginning of the French population here and to who we
the French population here and to who we
the French population here and to who we owe the tradition the heritage the
owe the tradition the heritage the
owe the tradition the heritage the culture and the language that we still
culture and the language that we still
culture and the language that we still have here part of the presentation
have here part of the presentation
have here part of the presentation touches on the fact that the Native
touches on the fact that the Native
touches on the fact that the Native American population did play an
American population did play an
American population did play an important role in helping the French
important role in helping the French
important role in helping the French spread their influence across North
spread their influence across North
spread their influence across North America not just limited to the Canadian
America not just limited to the Canadian
America not just limited to the Canadian Maritimes or to the st. Lawrence area
Maritimes or to the st. Lawrence area
Maritimes or to the st. Lawrence area can you talk a little bit more about
can you talk a little bit more about
can you talk a little bit more about that in 1701 there was a very important
that in 1701 there was a very important
that in 1701 there was a very important historical event the signing of the
historical event the signing of the
historical event the signing of the peace treaty which was a major peace
peace treaty which was a major peace
peace treaty which was a major peace between the French and the Iroquois Five
between the French and the Iroquois Five
between the French and the Iroquois Five Nations it was kind of opening the door
Nations it was kind of opening the door
Nations it was kind of opening the door of the interior of the continent there
of the interior of the continent there
of the interior of the continent there a very important friendship between
a very important friendship between
a very important friendship between French people and Native Nations even if
French people and Native Nations even if
French people and Native Nations even if they were claiming the land they were
they were claiming the land they were
they were claiming the land they were not possessing really the land they were
not possessing really the land they were
not possessing really the land they were on in Indian Territory now the display
on in Indian Territory now the display
on in Indian Territory now the display behind us shows us little beds and which
behind us shows us little beds and which
behind us shows us little beds and which leads us to one of the important parts
leads us to one of the important parts
leads us to one of the important parts of this exhibit can you tell us a little
of this exhibit can you tell us a little
of this exhibit can you tell us a little bit about that the blue bed and the
bit about that the blue bed and the
bit about that the blue bed and the green band represent the families that
green band represent the families that
green band represent the families that came Blue Bear they came with more than
came Blue Bear they came with more than
came Blue Bear they came with more than one children and the green bed they came
one children and the green bed they came
one children and the green bed they came with maybe one children or no children
with maybe one children or no children
with maybe one children or no children at all the yellow beds represent a
at all the yellow beds represent a
at all the yellow beds represent a French man and a French woman that
French man and a French woman that
French man and a French woman that married here in the colony and what you
married here in the colony and what you
married here in the colony and what you see the red bed that comes more and more
see the red bed that comes more and more
see the red bed that comes more and more frequent they represent one French man
frequent they represent one French man
frequent they represent one French man that marry a woman that was born here we
that marry a woman that was born here we
that marry a woman that was born here we can see very clearly at the end of the
can see very clearly at the end of the
can see very clearly at the end of the 17th century a difference of the French
17th century a difference of the French
17th century a difference of the French people that were the American immigrants
people that were the American immigrants
people that were the American immigrants and the Canadian people that were born
and the Canadian people that were born
and the Canadian people that were born in the colony even in terms of identity
in the colony even in terms of identity
in the colony even in terms of identity they were very different thank you so
they were very different thank you so
they were very different thank you so much for your time today
much for your time today
much for your time today you’re welcome
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