Canadian Sport History

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Canadian Sport History
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Europeans to North America

• Fishing
• Souls
• Gold
• North west Passage
• Colonies
• fur

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• Settlers and Patterns of Settlement
• Economy and Work
• Religion
• Social Life

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• Chronology
• French Colonial Period
• 1603-1663
• New France 1663-1763

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Samuel de Champlain 1567-1635
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• Lordre du Bon Temps
• (The Order of Good Cheer)

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Life in New France

• Coureurs de Bois
• Voyageurs

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Seigneurial System

• Company of 100 Associates
• Protection
• Social life

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Settlers
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Survival
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Economy
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Work/Entertainment
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Religion/Social Life
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Summary

• The physical, economic, social
  masculinity/competition
• Settlement
• survival
• church

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First Contact

• Allies, enemies
• Disease
• Values, religion, the body
• Change
• film

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Games in Traditional Culture

• The traditional way of life
• in order to make a living and survive, people
  traveled on the land and relied on the resources
  that the land provided

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• Survival
• the lifestyle required certain skills and
  attributes, for example, strength and endurance

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• Traditional games
• Helped people practice important traditional
  skills
• The games did not require much equipment and
  could be organized quickly

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• Education
• Games and play activities played a role in
  education

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• Gatherings
• When people gathered together and celebrated,
  they shared their games.

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Traditional Games

• Arctic sports
• Dene games

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