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DAVID THOMPSON
BY JACK TURNER
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WHO IS MY EXPLORER?
Born April 30, 1770 London England
Dad died when he was two years old
Brother named John
Really good at math and science
Hudson's Bay Company visited his school and he worked for them for seven years
Married a Metis girl named Charlotte
Had 13 children
He died 1857 and was 87 years old and blind
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WHAT DID MY EXPLORER DO?
David worked for Hudson Bay Company
He was known as one of Canada's greatest land geographers and map makers
He was a surveyor and mapped an area of 3.9 million km from Hudson Bay to Pacific Ocean
He was a good fur trader
Built trading post called Manchester house
He was the first European to find the Rocky Mountain pass to Pacific Ocean
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WHERE DID MY EXPLORER DO HIS EXPLORATIONS?
Did his explorations in London, England
Hudson Bay company in Canada
North America, specially in Canada's west
Pacific Ocean
Also the U.S.A.
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WHEN DID MY EXPLORER GO EXPLORING?
Did most of his explorations between 1797 and 1812
Between 1797 and 1798, he joined the Northwest Company and mapped the US border
In 1807 he found a pass through the Rockies and set up trading post
In 1811 he followed the Colombia river to the mouth of the Pacific Ocean
In 1812 he finished map of Northwest Canada and the US
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WHY DID MY EXPLORER GO EXPLORING?
Left England to get job with Northwest company
In 1807 he found a pass through the Rockies and set up trading post
The men of Northwest company needed him to map all of the trading posts
He also mapped the US border
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HOW DID MY EXPLORER EXPLORE?
While exploring he traveled by canoe, horse, and used walking boots and snowshoes
He used many surveying tools to help him with his map making
He needed a telescope and a sextant
Sextant is an instrument for measuring distances between objects by using mirrors
He learned to speak Cree and Peigan to communicate with Indians
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HOW THINGS CHANGED BECAUSE OF HIS EXPLORATIONS
Maps were created for the places he found
Many people began using these maps
He mapped 3.9 million kilometres
We now have a detailed route between the Rocky Mountains and the Pacific Ocean
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REFLECTION
He is a risk-taker because he left England when he was young to work for Hudson's bay company
Also a communicator because he created many new maps to help people know about places he found
He was an inquirer because he wanted to learn new languages
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