They helped them survive winter by giving them a tea with the leaves of northern white cedar tree would cure scurvy which helped them survive the long winter. Also Chief Donnacona's 2 sons went to France with Cartier and earned French. This allowed them to be interpreters for the Iroquois and the French.
1. helped cartier and his men by giving them medicine because they got scurvy 2. told them how to hunt and stay healthy and build shelters 3. teach them how to speak the language to help them further on in the trip
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The first encounters between the Europeans and the natives must have been shocking to both. They would probably find the other group a little bit strange. Aboriginal accounts of these meetings were actually written down somewhere and soon became part of history. They wanted to discover the new world because the sons of the chief of an Iroquois group named DonnaCona said that there was gold somewhere in "Canada" and so Jacques Cartier took both sons back to France to be proof and translates. Sowwie that's all i have. I hope this will help...
Fisherman and hunters. they weren't trained to explore but they all agreed to help Jacque Cartier
Jacques Cartier's mother's name was unknown and not well-documented in historical records.
because the natives needed a way to trade and the riches that Jaques Cartier found were not dimonds after all they were plain rocks. since king Fransis the first wanted France to be rich he send Cartier again to exsplor canada and find real riches to make france a rich place. I hope this helped you :)
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It helped by making Indians come to America to help out and become freinds with the guests that visited America.
What do you mean by differently? I may be able to help you out.