What was the Aboriginal perspective on the Battle of the Plains of Abraham?

Answer 1

The Battle of the Plains of Abraham was a turning point in North American history, especially Canadian history. It was the most significant victory, both militarily and historically, in the final push to defeat the French and drive them out of North America. As far as Britain was concerned, it was a triumph of British ingenuity and an example of British military superiority.

Answer 2

The First Nations did ally with the French, because they were good fur trading buddies. They wanted to keep the French in Canada, because they had a bad history with the British. The First Nations and the Canadian (French) Militia fought together with the French against the British forces. Of course the British won, because the French were no match to the highly trained British, and their abundance of weapons.

Answer 3

they thought it was bad and could have won if montcalm had waited for the reinforces

Answer 4

they felt confused because they were caught in the middle of the whole battle because they had to pick a side.

Answer 5

The First Nations were angry at Montcalm for not waiting. They also thought the French were poopieheads and cowards. Other first nations signed over to the British side.