La Prairie, New France

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La Prairie, New France was a strategically important French colonial settlement near Montreal that served as a military and trading outpost in New France.

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La Prairie, New France canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French colonial settlement
military outpost
trading post
associatedWithEvent Battle of La Prairie (1691) NERFINISHED
colonialPower France NERFINISHED
conflictRole base for French and allied Indigenous war parties
target of Iroquois raids
controlledBy Kingdom of France NERFINISHED
country New France NERFINISHED
economicActivity agriculture
fur trading
foundedAs seigneurial settlement
function link between Montreal and interior of the continent
protection of approaches to Montreal from the south
language French
locatedInPresentDay Quebec NERFINISHED
locatedNear Montreal NERFINISHED
locatedOn south shore of the Saint Lawrence River
opponentInBattle English colonial forces
Iroquois warriors
partOf French colonial frontier south of Montreal
presentDaySuccessor La Prairie, Quebec, Canada NERFINISHED
religiousAdministration Roman Catholic Church NERFINISHED
strategicImportance control of river and overland trade routes
defense of Montreal
timePeriod 17th century
18th century
usedFor fur trade
military staging area
missionary activity

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Battle of La Prairie location La Prairie, New France