HST 307 Lecture 5: History Chapter 3 b
5 Oct 2016
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Given back and forth between the two. Renewed interest in 1630 in port royal (nova scotia) After a couple years became good farmland. Grow wheat and peas, cows and pigs. Was a new land that was unclaimed before. Began to trade with the english americans (illegal) Big trading market for furs and crops. Cut off from france for long periods of time. Didn"t get a say in who they wanted to go with. 1654-1670 given to england , again in 1690s. 1670 given back to france (reorganization doesn"t work) France kept isle royale (cape breton) and ile saint jean (pei) Briritsh given acadia, never give it back sh given acadia, never give it back. Wanted them to move to cape breton. British allowe them to stay and become neutral french. Many ships every year come to town. Caused problems (suppose to be neutral but they were trading with the french) Relatively free from famine, attack, war and disease.
