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DAY 1: HOME - MONTREAL
DAY 2: MONTREAL - QUEBEC CITY
DAY 3: QUEBEC CITY
DAY 4: QUEBEC CITY - HOME
DAY 1: HOME - MONTREAL
DAY 2: MONTREAL - QUEBEC CITY
DAY 3: QUEBEC CITY
DAY 4: QUEBEC CITY - HOME
Analyze the French colonial history of New France through the Maison Saint-Gabriel – a 17th-century farmhouse that welcomed the Filles du Roy – and the archaeological site of Ilot des Palais in Quebec City.
Investigate the pivotal 1759 Battle of the Plains of Abraham and its impact on Canadian history through an interactive re-enactment under the command of generals Wolfe and Montcalm at the Musee des Plaines d Abraham.
Evaluate the founding role of education and religion in New France through the Ursuline Museum – established in 1639 as the oldest teaching institution in the province – and the fortified Citadelle of Quebec.
Compare the founding stories of Montreal and Quebec City, examining how each city earliest institutions – the farmhouse, the seminary, the convent, and the citadel – reflect their distinct histories.
Develop historical thinking skills through an interactive role play about the Nouvelle-France justice system, connecting 17th-century legal practices to the development of Canadian law and society.
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Three French classes, a Quebecois host family, Chateau...
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Ghost tours, maple taffy at a Sugar Shack,...