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The center of government in New France was located in Quebec City. Established as the capital in 1608 by Samuel de Champlain, it served as the administrative and political hub of the French colonies in North America. The governance was characterized by a strong French influence, with a focus on trade, religion, and relationships with Indigenous peoples. Quebec remained the focal point for French colonial administration until the British conquest in 1763.

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