Cartes

	Map: 1667
Carte: 1667		First successful French settlements in North America: Port Royal (1606), et Québec (1609). English settlements in Virginia begins (1606-7). French and English territorial claims overlap Acadia. Acadia is recognized as French possession by the Treaty of Breda (1667). A Royal Charter (1670) grants sole trading rights in Hudson Bay drainage basin to the Hudson's Bay Co.
	Map: 1791
Carte: 1791		Following the Constitutional Act, Quebec is divided into Upper and Lower Canada (1791). Spain cedes Louisiana back to France (1800). U.S.A. purchases Louisiana (1803).
	Map: 1849
Carte: 1849		The Province of Canada is formed by uniting Upper and Lower Canada (1840). The international boundary from the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific is described by the Oregon Treaty (1846). The northern portion of the Oregon Territory is called New Caledonia, a name used by Simon Fraser in 1806. The Hudson's Bay Co. is granted Vancouver's Island to develop a colony (1849).
	Map: 1867
Carte: 1867		Le Nouveau-Brunswick, la Nouvelle-Écosse et le Canada Haut sont unis dans un état fédérale, le Dominion du Canada, par the British North America Act (July 1, 1867). The province of Canada is divided into Ontario and Quebec. Les États-Unis proclâmes l'achat d'Alaska de la Russe (le 20 juin).
	Map: 1999
Carte: 1999		Le Canada, comme on le connait aujourd'hui.

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