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Samuel de ChamplainSamuel de Champlain

By ConnorMrs. Emery

Grade 512/00/08

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By ConnorMrs. Emery

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Early ChildhoodEarly Childhood

Born in Barouge, Saintonage the bay of Biscay in France.

He liked to study cartography, navigation, astronomy, and math.

He was the son of a sea captain.

Born in Barouge, Saintonage the bay of Biscay in France.

He liked to study cartography, navigation, astronomy, and math.

He was the son of a sea captain.

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Previous Experience Previous Experience

A navigator He joined the French army and became a quartermaster.He discovered a lake witch is now called Lake Champlain.He discovered what is now Annapolis

A navigator He joined the French army and became a quartermaster.He discovered a lake witch is now called Lake Champlain.He discovered what is now Annapolis

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ExplorationExploration

All but 22 of his 77 men died.

They met Indians and had a city.

They went through a very hard winter with 55 men dieing.

All but 22 of his 77 men died.

They met Indians and had a city.

They went through a very hard winter with 55 men dieing.

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Results Results

Quebec- 1602Lake Champlain-1603

Champlain headed the Quebec settlement for years, until the English attacked and took the Fort at Quebec in July, 1629. Champlain once again returned to France. After a French-British peace treaty in 1632, Quebec was once again French, and Champlain returned as its governor

(1633).

Quebec- 1602Lake Champlain-1603

Champlain headed the Quebec settlement for years, until the English attacked and took the Fort at Quebec in July, 1629. Champlain once again returned to France. After a French-British peace treaty in 1632, Quebec was once again French, and Champlain returned as its governor

(1633).



Conclusion Conclusion

December 25, 1635 died from a stroke.

He is remembered for discovering Lake Champlain and Québec.

December 25, 1635 died from a stroke.

He is remembered for discovering Lake Champlain and Québec.



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