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Teaching religion to aboriginal children

Aboriginals using horses for transportation

European products facilitated preparation of meals for aboriginals

Missionaries taught aboriginals Catholicism

Aboriginals working land for French settlers

Hurons of Jeune-Lorette

Aboriginals fought amongst themselves

Aboriginal tribe signatures

Jesuit preaching to the Indians

Fur trade with aboriginals inside trading posts

Domiciled aboriginal village

Illnesses kill Iroquoians

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Aboriginal crucifix made of bone

Huron chiefs wearing French-styled clothing

Women were the farmers

Flintlock rifle

Iroquoian Territory 1745

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Iroquoian Population 1745

7 domiciled villages

Iroquois with Western goods