2009年5月5日星期二

An Alliance with the Huron Empire

An Alliance with the Huron Empire
Please answer each question carefully. There are 8 questions in total.The Hurons were a group of First Nations people who were in an alliance with Champlain. They were closely related to the Iroquois, but had become their enemies.
1. What is an alliance? What does this word mean?
Great traders themselves, the Hurons navigated the rivers of Central Canada and were very prosperous. They would become the leading source of furs for the French.
Alliance is the act of allying or state of being allied; union; confederation
2. Why would Champlain want to form an alliance with the Hurons?
This alliance dated from about 1603; if the French wanted furs, they had to support the Native Americans who supplied the furs, or at least controlled access to them.Thus they were compelled to support the Hurons and Algonquins against their enemies
3. This is a picture of Champlain and his Huron allies on the left fighting the Iroquois. This is one of the earliest images of Europeans and First Nations people interacting.
a. Explain what you see in the picture in 3-5 sentences. Look carefully at the picture.
There are 2 parts of people. The two parts people were at war.They use bow and arrow. The place is near the sea and the forest.
b. Do you think this is a realistic image of the situation? Explain why or why not in 5-8 sentences.

Yes.I think this is a realistic image of the situation.
4. The Hurons had many economic advantages because of their geographic location and territory. They were located on the southern shore of Georgian Bay, where the fishing was excellent.
a. Find a map of Georgian Bay. Explain where this bay is.
http://www.muskieontario.com/images/georgian-bay-map.jpg


Georgian Bay (French: Abie Georgeanne) is a large bay of Lake Huron, located in Ontario, Canada. The main body of the bay lies east of the Bruce Peninsula and south of Manitoulin Island.
b. Translate the word bay.


a wide semicircular indentation of a shoreline, esp between two headlands or peninsulas.
5 . Find a photograph of Georgian Bay that you like. Explain why you like it in 3-5 sentences.The vegetation of this region includes mixed forests, meadows, and fields. The sandy soil was perfect for planting corn, squash, pumpkins, and beans.


http://www.marinasontario.com/photos_destination_guide/georgian-bay-2006-1.jpg


I like the picture because the sea is very beautiful. It likes a picture.The color make me feel the sea is very fashion.The stone very distinct edges and corners.There is some green forest near the sea.The sky is very blue.There are some cloud fly in the sky.
6. Take a look at this piece of Canadian Art called "Stormy Weather". The artist is Frederick Valley. He illustrated the stormy weather of Georgian Bay.a. How do you feel when you see this painting? Explain in 5-8 sentences. Tell me why you feel that way.

http://imagecache5.art.com/p/LRG/8/805/K3UI000Z/frederick-varley-stormy-weather-georgian-bay.jpg
I feel the weather not very good.There only have one tree stand in the rock.The sea is not blue and freash.It became a dirty yellow.The have many ripples in the sea's surface.
7. This is a poem by A.J.M Smith. It was put together with this image on a past provincial exam.a. When you read this poem, how do you feel about the ? Canadian landscape Explain in 10-12 sentences. Think deep and be creative.
The Lonely Land
A.J.M. Smith
Cedar and jagged fir
uplift sharp barbs
against the gray
and cloud-piled sky;
and in the bay
blown spume and windrift
and thin, bitter spray
snap
at the whirling sky;
and the pine trees
lean one way.
A wild duck calls
to her mate,
and ragged
and passionate tones
stagger and fall,
and recover,
and stagger and fall,
on these stones -
are lost
in the lapping of water
on smooth, flat stones.
This is a beauty
of dissonance,
this resonance
of stony strand,
this smoky cry
curled over a black pine
like a broken
and wind-battered branch
when the wind
bends the tops of the pine
like a broken
and wind-battered branch
when the wind
bends the tops of the pines
and curdles the sky
from the north.
This is the beauty
of strength
broken by strength
and still strong
In his poem "The Lonely Land," A.J.M. Smith paints a picture of a landscape filled with both beauty and conflict. Repetition in the second verse is used in conjunction with personification to drive home the reader the feeling of loneliness and abandonment. He effectively uses imagery and language to suggest that beauty can be derived from conflict.Smith immediately begins his painting with a sense of conflict: He paints a "grey and cloud-piled sky" and fills the soft image with cedar and "jagged fir," a much more bold and harsh image. In the third stanza, whilst the reader is at odds with him or herself, the speaker brings in a sense of hope and optimism.
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8. What did you learn in this lesson? Explain in 5-8 sentences.
I learned what is an alliance? An alliance in Canada that Champlain went to become an alliance with the Hurons.I look for many picture about Georgian Bay .It is very beautiful that makes me want to have a look.At last,we read the poem.The poem is very sad and longly.

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