Which of the following events shifted the population ratio in Canada from predominately French to predominately British-speaking residents?

a. The British victory in the Seven Years' War

b. The American Revolutionary War

c. The British victory in the War of 1812

d. The American Civil War

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Kaden Graves

28 February, 11:15

Which of the following events shifted the population ratio in Canada from predominately French to predominately British-speaking residents?

a. The British victory in the Seven Years' War

b. The American Revolutionary War

c. The British victory in the War of 1812

d. The American Civil War

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Abbigail Richards · Answer 1

The event that shifted the population ratio in Canada from predominately French to predominately British-speaking residents was " b. The American Revolutionary War," since this led to a shifting of borders between Britain, France, and the newly-minted United States.

Which of the following events shifted the population ratio in Canada from predominately French to predominately British-speaking residents?a. The British victory in the Seven Years' Warb. The American Revolutionary Warc. The British victory in the War of 1812d. The American Civil War

Which of the following events shifted the population ratio in Canada from predominately French to predominately British-speaking residents?

a. The British victory in the Seven Years' War

b. The American Revolutionary War

c. The British victory in the War of 1812

d. The American Civil War