What year did new France conquer England?

Answer 1

Never, actually.

Normans conquered England after The Battle of Hastings in 1066.

William the Conqueror (Duke of Normandy) became King of England the same year.

Normandy Duché was created by the Vikings in the 10th century.

England has never been conquered by any country since then.

Answer 2

"BritanniaKing" no wonder.

Yes France did conquer England, Normans were French and French speaking. The conquest was filled with French/Breton soldiers, and normans adopted French culture and mixed in with the Gallo/Roman population. So that makes them of little difference to what happened in England as well with Saxons and Celts. If you want to play the game of "it was a specific group of French" then we can apply similar logic to the English since Anglo Saxons came from Germany/Scandinavia and weren't native to the British isles and thus every battle won by them was not a British achievement. Since even today Anglo Saxons only make up a small portion of ethnic British people and the celtic contribution is infact greater. Because lets be honest here. Most British people do not look like either Germans or Scandinavians,.

France most certainly conquered and influenced England that much is evident not only in French influence on the English language but also France influence on Britain genetically. On average English people share over 20% of their genone with French people and less amount to Germans (no doubt from the Anglo saxons) so the French testament to conquering England is there culturally and genetically.

Answer 3

during the seven year war and at the end which was 1763