Kinesiology 2263F/G Lecture 2: Lecture 2 SH

• School: Western University
• Department: Kinesiology
• Course: Kinesiology 2263F/G
• Professor: Taylor Mc Kee

Document Summary

Indigenous people gave them some meat to help them out. Early european- indigenous relations: contact between indigenous nations and europeans sparked change for both groups. Initially, this relationship was not simply a european domination. Initially the european settlers had to rely on indigenous people: dichotomy in the article- ability to survive was awe-inspiring . They would trade for weapons and luxury goods and things they hadn"t seen before and. They also started competing with the canoes and toboggans they learned how to make and use. Jesuit priest- trying to convert people and record what they see: colonial official"s thoughts of coureurs de bois they felt they were too rough and too closely associated with indiginoius people and too course. Their recklessness and their lack of respect of authority. The business-class of new france and later canada starts to gravitate towards the manhood espoused by the coureurs de bois.