What is being the last powerful Naval French fort in the Atlantic region?

Louisburg known for this.

What is 9 weeks?

This is how long it took to siege Quebec.

What is What is September 13, 1759?

The battle of the Planes of Abraham took place on this day.

What was 1760?

This was the year that the Capulation of Montreal began.

What is the Treaty of Paris?

This is what the proclamation of 1763 is also known as.

Who is General Jeffery Amherst?

He was the British General who began the bombardment of the fort

What is 1759?

This is the year that the Siege of Quebec took place.

What is less then three hours?

This is how long the Battle on the Plains of Abraham lasted.

What is three?

This was the number of forces converging on Montreal.

What was the day the treaty was signed on?

This happend on February 10, 1763.

What is the governor of Louisburg at the time of the attack?

Augustin de Drucour was this:

What is he ordered that all of the livestock that lived along the St. Lawrence slaughtered?

Wolfe ordered this to happen in order to weaken the French.

What was the mist that had setteled overnight?

This posed as an obstacle for the French troops and caused them not to see British troops on the Plains of Abraham.

What is New France?

Vaudreuil signed the articles of the capitulation. These articles surrendered "this" to the British.

What are Miquelon, Guadelope and St. Pierre?

These are the three islands that French were given by this treaty.

What is the ice in the St. Lawrence River?

The governor was counting on this to keep the British at Louisburg.

What is that the British soldiers were more experienced soldiers unlike the French?

This was the main weakness the French had in comparison to the English.

They were General Montcalm and General Wolfe?

They were the two generals who died in the battle.

What is that the war was already lost especially after Quebec was taken by the British.

This was the reason why the French allowed the British to gain control of Montreal.

What is that they were concerned about the thirteen colonies rebelling, the aboriginals fighting for their land back and that they were simply not that concerned with North America anymore.

These are the three reasons why France was willing to concede North America to Britain.

What is 39?

This is how many ships the British sent to attack Louisburg.

What is to make the Canadians willingly surrender to the British forces?

This was the main reason for attacking Quebec.

Who are the Iroquois, the Acadians, and the Algonquians?

These were the other groups of people that helped make up the French-Canadian military.

Who is General Jeffery Amherst?

He was the British General that New France was surrendered to.

What is their Roman Catholic Religion and their Seigniorial System?

The treaty allowed the French people to keep these two parts of their life style.