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Nov 30, 2021 · Le Grand Empire Français: A French Empire Timeline. The French and their allies win the Seven Years War and the French Empire becomes the biggest and most influential empire in human history like the British Empire in our timeline. Here are the point of departures to this timeline. When the Seven Years War first started the French had a lot of ...
Surviving New France and consquences | alternatehistory.com
Jul 27, 2011 · New France's main problem was always that it was severely underpopulated compared to the English colonies to their south; in 1754 there were 70,000 people in New France, compared to nearly 1 million in the Englilsh colonies, a disparity of 15 to 1.
What if New France was more heavily populated? | Page 2 ...
Jul 14, 2021 · A higher population in New France would mean more agricultural Imports and tax revenue which could have alleviated the food shortage. The French government was very picky on who it allowed to settle in New France. Most of the people who were refused permission to settle were not 100% happy with the French monarchy so France would have gotten ...
Dreams of Empires: New France survives | alternatehistory.com
Jun 27, 2017 · While France was still at that time arguably the first military power on the European continent, it was clear that its colony of New France was at a disadvantage in North America. The demographic edge of British North America [2] was decisive: by the 1750s, it had a population of 1,5 million inhabitants, while New France had barely 70,000 souls ...
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Jun 11, 2024 · Prussia didn't win the 7YW because Britain came out on top. A France that loses territory in a war cannot be said to win a war, especially if the territory lost is the entire reason the war started. I would call it a loss for France if they lost New France, but managed to …
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Dec 30, 2009 · France would have been able to prevent a British takeover of their American lands, the 13 colonies would probably remain British for a while longer, but they would still rebel soon. French Canada would probably rebel in the Revolution, and so we have French Louisiana and French Canada including Ohio.
What If New France Had More Settlers and Colonists?
Oct 30, 2018 · Louisiana was even more problematic on this regard, and while New France at least managed to have a dynamic natural growth (55‰ for natality, 25/30‰ for mortalityà), Louisiana didn't even had this (200 settlers in 1720) and it was soon engulfed by fantasies about gold and silver, which ended with the collapse of Mississipi Company.
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Feb 7, 2023 · Paris 1328- French videos about modern Paris in the year 1328. Paris 1328 is a a two seasons (and the next one is coming next year ) French YouTube series about modern Paris finding itself in the medieval era (and replacing old Paris) after a mysterious event called the vibration destroys a part of the infrastructure and wounds/kills half if the...
Nobunaga’s Ambition Realized: Dawn of a New Rising Sun
Sep 8, 2022 · The 1707 treaties of Geertruidenberg and Malacca completely changed the course of the Bourbon Wars. With peace made between France and the Dutch Republic, the Spanish Low Countries that had previously been occupied by the Grand Coalition now returned entirely to Bourbon hands. Although John Churchill, the Duke of Marlborough, who had been the ...
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Sep 14, 2024 · The "Natural Borders of France" ( the Pyrenees, the Alps and, crucially, the Rhine) has always been a French dream . At least (imho) he would have tried to get the Saarland as they did after both ww1 and ww2. It have been briefly part of France both in the Seventeenth century and after the revolution. Iirc, one of the areas allowed to France in ...