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If the French General Montcalm agreed to surrender, he allowed the English forces to take possession of the city while ensuring that the French troops and civilians could leave safely without facing retaliation. This agreement aimed to minimize loss of life and maintain some level of dignity for the French defenders. Ultimately, this arrangement was part of the terms of the surrender of Quebec in 1759 during the Seven Years' War.
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When did us leave World War II?
The United States left the war after the Japanese surrendered. Effectively ending the war.
In post-civil War America Indians surrendered their lands only when they?
received solemn promises from the government that they would be left alone and provided with supplies
How many soldiers was left when Lee surrendered?
When General Robert E. Lee surrendered at Appomattox Court House on April 9, 1865, he commanded approximately 28,000 troops. However, by the time of the surrender, the number of effective soldiers had dwindled significantly due to exhaustion, desertion, and casualties, with only about 8,000 able to participate in the surrender. Ultimately, Lee's army was greatly outnumbered and unable to continue the fight.
Why was the battle of palmito ranch fought after the confederancy surrendered?
Actually, the Confederacy itself never surrendered. Today many people believe that the war ended on April 9, when Lee surrendered to Grant. But all Lee surrendered was his own army and what remained of his department, Northern Virginia, which was Virginia north of the James River. Another big surrender followed on April 26, when General Joseph E. Johnston surrendered what was left of the Rebel Army of Tennessee to Sherman, at Bennett Place, near Durham, North Carolina. The last remaining large Rebel force in the field east of the Mississippi River, under Lieutenant General Richard Taylor, surrendered in early May at Demopolis, Alabama, almost a month after Lee. A few days later the fugitive President of the Confederacy, Jefferson Davis, was captured near Washington, Georgia. Confederates west of the Mississippi had been almost completely cut off from communication with Rebels east of the River since Vicksburg fell in July, 1863. The southern commander west of the Mississippi, which area was called "The Trans-Mississippi", was General Edmund Kirby Smith. He had been on his own for almost two years, as far as planning and doing what he thought best. It was part of Kirby Smith's forces which fought at Palmito Ranch, and won a victory. Smith finally surrendered his Department near the end of May. Confederate Navy commerce raiders were still on the high seas even then, and one, the CSS Shenandoah, kept on for several more months, finally obtaining newspapers from captured Yankee whaling ships, and then word from a British warship encountered at sea which had just left San Francisco, learned that the war was definitely ended. The Shenandoah then set sail from the North Pacific to Liverpool, England, which they reached in November 1865, becoming the last Rebels to haul down the flag.
When did Germany surrender in World War Two?
German forces in Holland, Denmark and northwest Germany surrendered to British Field Marshall Montgomery On May 6 1945 you cant get more info here http://www.eyewitnesstohistory.com/vosurrender.htm
What was the result of Dien Bien Phu?
The French surrendered, then left the country.
Who ended the world war?
There Germans surrendered! (gave up) And left England for the victory!
What did Japanese exactly do after Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombing in their economic recovery?
They surrendered and left the United States with the reconstruction of the country.
When did us leave World War II?
The United States left the war after the Japanese surrendered. Effectively ending the war.
What is 'left' when translated from English to Italian?
Left (as in left and right): Sinistra
What is the English term for iwan?
left left behind
How many English tigers are left in the wild?
There is no such thing as an English Tiger so asking how many are left is a nonsensical question.
In post-civil War America Indians surrendered their lands only when they?
received solemn promises from the government that they would be left alone and provided with supplies
Why did the settlers surrender Port Royal to the English?
The settlers surrendered Port Royal to the English in 1710 primarily due to a combination of military pressure and dwindling resources. The English forces had laid siege to the settlement, cutting off supplies and reinforcements, which left the French defenders in a precarious situation. Faced with the inevitability of defeat and the desire to avoid further bloodshed, the French governor decided to capitulate. This surrender marked a significant shift in control over Acadia, leading to increased English dominance in the region.
A motorboat approaches you head-on and sounds one short blast. How do you signal that you agree to let it pass on your port (left) side?
A motorboat approaches you head-on and sounds one short blast. How do you signal that you agree to let it pass on your port (left) side?
Where did you left your bag?
R.I.P English.
What are 'French' and 'English' called in Spanish?
English: Ingles (but with an accent facing left on the e). French: Frances (but with an accent facing left on the e).
