New France
13 Colonies
13 September 1759
Aftermath
Les Acadiens
100

Who travelled to New France first for the king of France, in 1534?

Jacques Cartier

100

Where are the 13 colonies located?

The East coast of the United States. 

100

Where did the battle take places on September 13th 1759?

At the Plains of Abraham. 

100

What was one reason Britain had an advantage during the war?

Britain had a much larger population, army, and navy.

100

What happened to the Acadians in 1755?

Deportation by the British
200

Who founded Ville-Marie (Montreal)?

Jeanne Mance and Maisonneuve

200

Who occupied the 13 Colonies?

The British


200

Why does that location have that name?

This location was the farm of Abraham Martin. 

200

True or False: Quebec City surrendered four days after the Battle of the Plains of Abraham.

True

200

Where did the Acadians live?

The Maritimes (Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island)

300

Describes the role of the coureurs des bois within the economy of New France?

Independent traders who traveled around New France to trade directly with Indigenous nations. 


300
Compare the 13 colonies land to the New France land. 

The 13 colonies had a much smaller land occupation than New France, thus they wanted more land. 

300

What are the names of the two Generals on the French and English side? 

French : Montcalm

English : Wolf

300

What was the immediate major consequence of the British victory on the Plains of Abraham for Quebec City?

Quebec City surrendered to the British forces a few days later on September 18, 1759.

300

What were the Acadians deported? 

Because they did not want to swear an oath to the Crown of England. 

400

Who were the filles du roi (Daughters of the King) sent to New France between 1663 and 1673?

Young, often orphaned women whose passage and dowries were paid by the French Crown to marry settlers and boost population growth. This royal initiative successfully balanced the gender ratio and accelerated population growth in the colony.


400

Compare the New France population to the 13 colonies population.

The 13 colonies had more than double to population of New France for less than half the land. 
400

How did General Wolfe’s British army manage to surprise the French forces outside the walls of Quebec City on the morning of September 13, 1759?

By climbing the steep cliffs at Anse-au-Follon overnight to position themselves on field. 

400

Following the battle on September 13, 1759, French forces eventually surrendered the city of Quebec. What was a key condition granted to the inhabitants?

The inhabitants were guaranteed protection of their property, commerce, and their religion. 


400

Why did the Acadians deny swearing of an oath?

1. They wanted to remain neutral between French and English. 

2. They wanted to keep their language and religion.

3. Fear that it would create conflict with Indigenous and French. 

500

How did the layout of land distribution under the seigneurial system physically shape rural settlement in New France?

By dividing land into long, narrow rectangular strips perpendicular to the St. Lawrence River, giving each farm direct river access.


500

Compare the 13 colonies military to the New France military.

The 13 colonies had more than 4x the amount of soldiers compared to New France. The 13 colonies also had more warships. 

500

How long was the battle? And why?

About 15 minutes. 

A lack in organization and similar battle techniques lead to the fast defeat of New France.

500

The War of the Conquest officially ended with the Treaty of Paris in 1763. How did this treaty alter France's territorial presence in mainland North America?

France gave up New France to Britain, keeping only a few small islands (like Saint-Pierre and Miquelon) for fishing rights.


500

Where are most Acadians settled now? and was it their new culture called?

In Louisiana and their culture is called Cajun. 

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