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French arquebusier:
A French soldier holding his arquebus.
How would you define an arquebuse?
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Flotilla of bark canoes
What do you think the word flotilla means?
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Describe in detail a French musketeer.
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“The village was well protected with four rows of log palisades thirty feet high.”
What are palisades?
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| Colonial Era |
Fur Trade |
| Haudenosaunee |
Lucrative |
| Nation |
Alliances |
| Treaty |
Supremacy |
| Encounter |
Hostile |
| Destiny |
Barricade |
| Annihilate |
Besiegers |
| Galleries |
Rapids |
| Thither |
Co-existence |
| A union or agreement to cooperate |
Completely destroy; defeat utterly |
| Block or defend with a barrier |
The one whom has laide siege to another (military action of surrounding one’s enemy) |
| Predetermined course of events or fate |
To meet by change or in conflict |
| A long row or hall to view from |
An enemy; unfriendly |
| Steep descent in a riverbead, with a swift current |
Being supreme; or highest authority |
| To or toward a place |
A time period when the Americas were settled and controlled by Europeans |
| Animal pelts exchanged for goods or money |
Iroquois: ‘people building a long house’ |
| Profitable; yielding financial gain |
Community of people of mainly common decent; forming a unified government |
| A formal agreement between nations |
To exist in mutual tolerance |
