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From: Making of Canada
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In this chapter, Koabel traces the transformation of the St. Lawrence valley and Great Lakes region after 1613, when European contact reshaped Indigenous nations through warfare, disease, and migration.
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Greg Koabel
Greg Koabel holds a PhD from Nottingham Trent University in the field of early modern English history, and has taught European history and European politics at the University of Regina. He currently produces history podcasts, including Early Stuart England, a narrative history of England in the first half of the seventeenth century, and the Nations of Canada, an ongoing history of Canada from its beginnings. Greg lives in Toronto, Ontario.
