1759 - The British occupy Quebec City in the Battle of the Plains of Abraham.

In 1759, the British army, led by General James Wolfe, fought the French army in the Battle of the Plains of Abraham near Quebec City.

The British victory in the Battle of the Plains of Abraham marked the beginning of British control of Canada and the end of French control.

After the battle, the British began to expand their control into other parts of Canada including Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.

The Battle of the Plains of Abraham was a decisive moment in Canadian history, as it marked the beginning of the British colonization of Canada.

The battle also had an impact on the relationship between the First Nations and the British, as the British were now seen as the dominant force in the region.

The Battle of the Plains of Abraham also had an impact on the French-speaking population in Canada, as many of them were forced to flee the country or be assimilated into British culture.

The battle also helped to shape the Canadian identity, as it was the first major event that united all of the different cultures of Canada.

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