The later founding of a settlement near Tadoussac would allow the French to continue the settlement previously undertaken there, in order that our subjects may go there to trade without hindrance. And in view of the proposition to us of Sieur de Monts, gentleman in ordinary of our chamber, and our lieutenant-general in that country, to make a settlement, on condition of our giving him means and supplies for sustaining the expense of it. This mutually successful trading environment allowed both sides to exchange goods that provide the local tribes with weapons, glass, metals and even cookware, which all would be integrated into their culture over time, producing many positive outcomes in the tribe’s development. There were some negative side effects that included some aspects of culture loss based on their reliance of the goods of the French and others in order to survive, the old culture was becoming more lost and interaction and …show more content…
The French know that they are in trouble when, “the English have begun by the most powerful and best disciplined Indians of all America, whom they have excited entirely against us by their avowed protection and manifest usurpation of the sovereignty they claim over the country of those Indians which appertains beyond contradiction to the King for nearly a century without the English having, up to this present time, had any pretence thereto. They also employ the Iroquois to excite all our other Indians against us. They sent those last year to attack the Huron’s and the Outawas, our most ancient subjects.” The ability of the French to trade with the native populations would significantly decrease with more outside influence by the English and their native allies in the French territory in the new