الصراع (البريطاني–الفرنسي-الأميركي)‎ على كندا (1690-1814)‎

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SummarySeveral factors led to the intensification of the conflict over Canada between rival parties since its first discovery, as the conflict was clearly focused between the French and the British, and the matter involved the occurrence of many battles on Canadian soil between the two conflicting parties, but it was fading by the conclusion of a series of treaties between them later.

The French-British conflict over Canada produced important results that affected the later development of the country, perhaps the most important of which was the preponderance of the British in the end, and the decline of French influence to a large degree, with the exception of the consolidation of the French style in the province of Quebec to this day.

Canada witnessed a military conflict between Britain and the United States of America, which was another link in the British-American conflict.

After a bitter military conflict, the British won in exchange for the American withdrawal from Canadian lands.

The conflict on the territory of Canada contributed to the crystallization of the vision of the necessity of independence at the hands of its politicians, after a long series of raging military conflicts between the conflicting parties.