BATTLES & REVOLUTIONS

Canada may not seem like a warring nation, but it had its share of important battles and revolutions. Learn about them in these articles.

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Battle of Quebec

Quebec, Battle of, September 13, 1759, the decisive battle of the French and Indian War.

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  • Battle of Quebec
    Battle of Quebec

    Quebec, Battle of, September 13, 1759, the decisive battle of the French and Indian War. See more »

  • Aroostook War
    Aroostook War

    Aroostook War an undeclared and bloodless conflict between Maine and New Brunswick, Canada, in 1839 that almost led to war between the United States and Great Britain. See more »

  • Assiniboia
    Assiniboia

    Assiniboia, the name of two former districts in western Canada. The first was created in 1811 when land was granted by the Hudson's Bay Company to Lord Selkirk, a Scottish colonizer. See more »

  • Battle of Queenston Heights
    Battle of Queenston Heights

    Queenston Heights, Battle of, October 13, 1812, a British victory in the War of 1812. See more »

  • King George's War
    King George's War

    King George's War, 1744-48, a war between England and France in eastern Canada. See more »

  • Red River Rebellion
    Red River Rebellion

    Red River Rebellion, 1869-70, an uprising against the canadiann government by the metis (persons of mixed French and Indian ancestry) in the Red River Valley of what is now Manitoba. See more »

  • Saskatchewan Rebellion
    Saskatchewan Rebellion

    Saskatchewan Rebellion, 1885, the second and last uprising in Canada of the metis (persons of mixed French and Indian ancestry), led by Louis Riel. See more »

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