British Conquest of French-speaking Settlers in Canada
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What was the British approach towards the Acadians who refused to swear allegiance to the British crown?

  • They were appointed as colonial governors
  • They were forcibly deported from Acadia (correct)
  • They were assimilated into the British culture
  • They were granted free exercise of the Catholic apostolate

    • How did the British accommodate the Francophone settlers in New France?

  • By deporting them from New France
  • By banning them from occupying positions of government
  • By appointing them as colonial governors
  • By granting them free exercise of the Catholic apostolate (correct)

    • What did Governor Carleton introduce in relation to the French Canadians?

  • The deportation of French Canadians
  • The forced assimilation into British culture
  • The replacement of French law with English law
  • The concept of bi-culturism (correct)

    • What did the Quebec Act aim to achieve?

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