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France did not change to "New France" as a distinct entity; rather, "New France" refers to the French colonial territory in North America from the early 17th century until 1763. Established in 1608 with the founding of Quebec City, New France expanded over the following decades but was ceded to Britain after the Seven Years' War, formally ending in 1763. Therefore, there was no transition from France to New France; rather, New France was a colonial extension of France.

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