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por Robert Stadnisky hace 1 año

Plains of Abraham

The historic battle on the Plains of Abraham was a pivotal moment in the struggle for control over Quebec and the St. Lawrence River. This confrontation saw both British and French forces vying for dominance, with significant tactical maneuvers including the British climbing the cliffs to form a strategic horseshoe position at dawn.

Treaty of Versailles

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Human Tissues

por Hannah Huang

Great Economists Concept Map

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Section B, Question 4: Power, Punishment and Control

por G Dickinson

Plains of Abraham

Ending

1763 Treaty of Paris signed

Plains of Abraham

Treaty of Versailles

Human Tissues

Great Economists Concept Map

Section B, Question 4: Power, Punishment and Control

Plains of Abraham

Ending

1763 Treaty of Paris signed

French agreed to give all of Canada to Britain

The French Retreated

Who fought in it?

Country #2

Number of Troops

Country #1

Number of troops

General's Name

Date

Key Points of the Battle

At 8am the British formed a horseshoe to position to start the battle

British arrived by the St. Lawerence and climbed the cliff

While the French were retreating, the Indigenous attacked the British from the side.

Both sides wanted to have full control of the land (Quebec) and water (St. Lawerence River)

French retreated (pulled back)

Both generals died

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Plains of Abraham

Treaty of Versailles

Human Tissues

Great Economists Concept Map

Section B, Question 4: Power, Punishment and Control

Plains of Abraham

Ending

1763 Treaty of Paris signed

French agreed to give all of Canada to Britain

The French Retreated

Who fought in it?

Country #2

Number of Troops

Country #1

Number of troops

General's Name

Date

Key Points of the Battle

At 8am the British formed a horseshoe to position to start the battle

British arrived by the St. Lawerence and climbed the cliff

While the French were retreating, the Indigenous attacked the British from the side.

Both sides wanted to have full control of the land (Quebec) and water (St. Lawerence River)

French retreated (pulled back)

Both generals died

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Mindomo

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Preguntas Frecuentes