Question

How was Canada obtained by Britain?

Answer 1

Hint:As we know that in \[1763\], through the Treaty of Paris, France ceded Canada to England. England was now in charge of all of Canada. In the years that followed, the British-ruled Canadian colonies extended their trading networks and developed an economy primarily driven by agriculture and the export of natural resources such as fur and timber.

Complete answer:
In the area that is now Canada in the \[1600\]'s, Britain and Europe first set up colonies. For the early colonists, the fur trade was a hugely significant business. Britain captured and annexed the North American colonies of France in \[1759\], leaving northern North America completely British.
The Seven Years' War in North America saw Great Britain invade the entire French colony of Canada. With the conclusion of the Treaty of Paris in February \[10,1763\], the war formally concluded. As part of the deal, France officially renounced its rights to Britain, except Louisiana, and two islands off the coast of Newfoundland, for all its North American lands.
Through the incorporation of Canada to the British Empire, Britain gained possession of a stretch of land with a population of at least \[70,000\] Francophone Roman Catholics along the St. Lawrence Canal, which was enlarged and renamed under the Quebec Act as the Province of Quebec.
The colonies of Newfoundland, Quebec (known as 'Canada'), and Nova Scotia were essentially Canada at the time. As Meinig puts it, Newfoundland "shared none of the grievances of the continental colonies" And, cut off by the British Navy from communication with New England, it became "completely bound to Britain economically and politically".

Note:The Constitution of Canada Act, also known as the Constitution Act of \[1982\], was approved by the British Parliament on March \[25\], \[1982\], and declared on April \[17\], \[1982\], by Queen Elizabeth II, making Canada fully sovereign.