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Canada- One of the colonizations was Novia Scotia it was being ruled by a Scottish colony in 1629 and the British colony took it over in 1713 but they hadn't taken over Cape Breton Island until 1758. Another civilization's Province of Quebec which was under the french rule. Canada was by far the most settled portion of New France. Britain gained complete control Canada in 1759–1761,through what was called the Seven Years' War.France gave up Canada with the Treaty of Paris in 1763. The next colony was the Colony of Vancouver Island it was discovered by the Hudson's Bay Company in Fort Victoria in 1843. It eventually merged with the colony of British Columbia in 1866.
America- Britian had colonized the majority of eastern

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