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What year did British take control of New France?
British tookover New France in the treaty of Paris,1763.
What happen to new France after it fell under British control?
the french had to give up on their work
What happened when France lost control of New France in the Treaty of Paris 1713?
simple, it went to the british. today new France makes up part of the country known as Canada.
Why was New France in such a difficult military position in the 1750's?
The reason New France was is such a difficult military position is because the British could cut off New France's supplies. Also New France was surrounded by the British (who was in the North) and New England (who was in the south). So New France wanted more land so they went to war with the British.
How did new France come under british law?
The French lost control of Canada to the British in the French and Indian War.
What country had control of new Orleans after the treaty of Paris 1763?
British. France abandoned all claim to north America excapt two small islands near Newfoundland
What caused the fall of new France?
The british
How is the government of new France organized?
New France was conducted as a province of France. The King represented himself. He gave commands to the Govenor, the Intendant, the Bishop, which were in New France, and then the Council of New France. They passed the instructions on to the colonists.
What historical events happened in Latin America?
The French and Indian war took place in Latin America in 1763-1765. British took control of New France.
Which part of new France was first taken by the British?
Acadie
What did France control in north America?
The region that France controlled is called SOUTH AMERICA
Why did the U.S. purchase of Louisiana from France?
The US purchased Louisiana from France, to acquire the control of the port of New Orleans, of the River Mississippi and the French territories west of that river, thus avoiding they could fall in British hands.
