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Why did the French had very little territory in North America after 1763?
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∙ 11y ago
They had given up most of their claims after losing the French and Indian War.
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Why the French had very little territory in North America after 1763?
They had given up most of their claims after losing the French and Indian War.
How did the British gain French in territory in North America?
Through the French and Indian War, when the French were defeated they lost all of their colonial territory in North America. The french had lost all of their land, and also the natives.
What territory in north America remains french today?
Quebec
Initial French colonization of North America was centered around which territory?
Quebec
Why did England believe they had claimed all of north America?
They didn't. During the seven years war (French and Indian War) they took over French territory in North America. They did recognize that territory south of Georgia and west of the Mississippi River was Spanish owned
What did franse lose under the treaty of paris?
All French territory on the mainland of North America was lost.
What natural feature marked the western boundary of british territory in north America after the french Indian war?
Mississippi River
Why was the Ohio valley important to to both the French and the British?
They were both trying to claim land in North America and the the English claimed that the French settled in English territory
Which country is actually part of France in south America?
France is not located in South America. The French do have territory there.
What is 1 US territory?
north America
What is the center of the French empire in North America?
Quebec was the center on the French Empire in North America.
How did France claim territory in north America?
they began to establish colonies and furthermore the french built trading posts in north America's .they trade with many native Americans goods from France in exchange for animal furs.The French built trading posts in North America. They traded with the Native Americans, goods from France, in exchange for animal furs.
