7 Years War Positive Effects

The consequences of the 7 years war was more positive during the long term and affected more people, however looking upon different perspectives in the short term it was negative. The first reason that the 7 years war led to more positive outcomes was that it created the world we have today. Shortly after Britain's victory on the plains of Abraham, the war carried on for another year. The french had put up a strong fight, holder off the British troops. The French knew they were soon going to be invaded. The french surrendered. With the French surrendering Britain took over New france. The French proposed multiple terms of their surrender in a document named the Articles of Capitulation, which they had shown the British. These conditions included to protect the future of all New France including the Acadians, and the First Nations. This proved to be a better life style coming along the way for the French including having to keep their culture and protect their ways of living. With the royal proclamation of 1763, the British began to fiddle away around the French's rules and started to create new ones that
Sir guy Carleton replaced James Murray and became the governor of Quebec. He decided to appoint some Canadians into government positions to support the French catholic church. He then traveled to England and for years attempted to convince the British government to change the laws to preserve harmony throughout the colony. Carleton’s acts paid off, the British decided to pass on the Quebec act which have back many rights to the French that they had lost during the Royal Proclamation. As one of the laws state, “ allowance for Catholics to hold political positions without giving up their religion.” (History textbook pg.98) The following right in my belief is the most significant to the