In any war, there are competing narratives, as both sides try to tell the story their way. For example, the British and Anglo-Canadian narrative, expressed in folks songs such as "Brave Wolfe" (about the courage of Major General James Wolfe at the Battle of Quebec in 1759) focused on how the British forces defeated the Marquis de Montcalm and his French troops. Both Wolfe and Montcalm died in the fierce battle on the Plains of Abraham in Canada, and since the British won the war, the British narrative became the dominant one. However, the French remembered Montcalm as a great military commander, and although he lost the battle, French narratives stressed his heroism and his willingness to die to defend New France.
The Plains of Abraham, site of the battle of the same name, which was the decisive battle (but not the last one) in the British defeat of the French in North America, are located in Quebec City, in the Province of Quebec, Canada.
The British defeated Lousebourge first to get an open route to the St.Laurance river which lead to Quebec. Wolfe and his troop came up secretly at night when the defease of the french was weak, the French were suprised to see thousands of red coated soldiers lined up neatly on the Plains the next morning. There were several events that led up to the battle. One of them was the british defeating Lousebourge to get an open route to the ST. Lawrence river which led to Quebec. The battle was driven by the British because they wanted the power that other countries had. Wolfe, who was led the British in the battle, came with his troops at night when the defence of the French was weak and attacked them in the morning.
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the purpose of the white plains battle was simply a terriotory issue. Gen.Howe wanted all of New York and New Jersey so he fought Gen. Washington for it. So the main point and answer is that both Howe adn Washington wanted the same land and they fought over it. HOPE IT HELPS(:
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What caused "The Battle of the Plains of Abraham" is the French had good lnd that the British wanted.
What caused "The Battle of the Plains of Abraham" is the French had good lnd that the British wanted.
The French, thank God.
The British won the French and Indian war.
Well, what could they do? Capitulation was the only option.
Battle of the Plains of Abraham happened on 1759-09-13.
The Plains of Abraham, site of the battle of the same name, which was the decisive battle (but not the last one) in the British defeat of the French in North America, are located in Quebec City, in the Province of Quebec, Canada.
The Battle of the Plains of Abraham was the decisive battle between the French and the English. It demonstrated that the French would be defeated and that the British would be victorious. It did not, however, end the French and Indian War. It was not until Montreal was surrendered to the British that the Canadian aspects of the Seven Years War was complete.
The Plains of Abraham, site of the battle of the same name, which was the decisive battle (but not the last one) in the British defeat of the French in North America, are located in Quebec City, in the Province of Quebec, Canada.
The Battle of the Plains of Abraham ended the "French and Indian War" (7 years war in Europe) and changed ownership of Canada from France to England. It gave the French Serfs living in Quebec the "Rights of Englishmen".
The British and french acadians fought in the plains of Abraham. The British won against the french acadians and gained all power over them basically allowing them to do whatever they wanted.
Britain and France were at war. The French held Quepec and the British were trying to capture it. As part of that effort they attached French forces on the Plains of Abraham in fron of Quebec City.