Perspectives on the Habitation

An Educational Resource for Teaching and Learning about the Place of Québec in the Early Modern World

Mairi Cowan, The Champlain Society | Sep 14, 2020

Perspectives on the Habitation is an educational resource about the French settlement at Québec in 1608. It is designed to help students learn about the place of Samuel de Champlain's settlement of Québec in the early modern world through the perspectives of textual and visual primary sources; a variety of secondary sources; and additional research on what Champlain learned from Indigenous peoples and his earlier travels, on what happened to the Habitation, and on how the history has been commemorated in public memorials from the 19th, 20th, and 21st centuries. This resource is designed for Grades 11-12 and can be adapted for undergraduate level instruction.


Tags: Atlantic World Canada North America World Assignments Class Activities Lesson Plans Maps Primary Sources Readings Cultural Empires Migration & Immigration Native American & Indigenous 1600-1800


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