History of Quebec
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Pre-European History
(Beginnings-1533)
French Exploration
(1534-1607)
French Regime
(1608-1759)
Quebec was part of the territory of New France, the general name for the North American possessions of France until 1763. At its largest extent, before the Treaty of Utrecht, this territory included five colonies, each with its own administration:
- Canada
- Acadia
- Hudson Bay
- Terre-Neuve
- Louisiana
The borders of these colonies were not precisely defined, and were open on the western side.
Company Rule
(1627-1662)
Sovereign Council
(1663-1759)
British Regime
(1760-1931)
Royal Proclamation
(1763-1773)
Quebec Act
(1774-1790)
Constitutional Act
(1791-1840)
Union Act
(1841-1866)
Federal Dominion
(1867-1930)
Sovereign Canada
(1931-Today)
Modern Quebec
(1960-Today)
See also
