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The British attempted to gain the loyalty of the French by promoting religious tolerance and offering protection of their rights during the colonial period, particularly after the British conquest of Canada in 1763. They allowed the French Canadians to retain their language, culture, and Catholic religion, which helped ease tensions. Additionally, British officials often engaged in diplomacy and sought to include French leaders in governance to foster a sense of participation and allegiance. These efforts aimed to integrate the French population into the British colonial framework and diminish resistance.

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