Province of Quebec

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The Province of Quebec was a British colonial territory in North America that encompassed much of present-day Quebec and parts of surrounding regions following the Seven Years' War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British colony
former administrative territorial entity
borderedBy Hudson's Bay Company territories
Thirteen Colonies
capital Quebec City
continent North America
country Kingdom of Great Britain
demographics majority French-speaking population
minority English-speaking population
endCause Constitutional Act 1791
endTime 1791
establishedBy Royal Proclamation of 1763
governmentType British colonial administration
grantedRight free practice of Catholicism (Quebec Act)
use of French civil law (Quebec Act)
hasColonialStatus royal colony
historyPeriod post-Seven Years' War era
includes territory around Great Lakes region (part)
territory of Labrador (part, at various times)
territory of present-day Ontario (part)
territory of present-day Quebec
keyCity Montreal
Quebec City
keyRiver Great Lakes–St. Lawrence system
surface form: Saint Lawrence River
legalSystem English common law (criminal)
French civil law (private law, after Quebec Act)
locatedIn Colonial America
surface form: British America

North America
militarySignificance strategic control of St. Lawrence River
namedAfter Quebec City
surface form: Quebec
officialLanguage English
French
partOf British Empire
British Empire
surface form: British North America
precededBy French colonial empire
surface form: New France
religion Protestantism
Roman Catholicism
replacedBy Province of Quebec self-linksurface differs
surface form: Lower Canada

Upper Canada
significantEvent American Revolutionary War
Invasion of Quebec (1775)
Quebec Act
surface form: Quebec Act 1774
startTime 1763
startTimeEvent Treaty of Paris (1763)
end of the Seven Years' War
successorTerritoryIncludes modern Canadian province of Quebec
part of modern province of Ontario
usedCurrency Pound sterling
surface form: British pound

Spanish dollar (widely circulated)

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Kingdom of Great Britain hadColony Province of Quebec
New York borderedBy Province of Quebec
this entity surface form: Quebec
Province of Quebec replacedBy Province of Quebec self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Lower Canada
Great Lakes borderedBy Province of Quebec
this entity surface form: Quebec
Canadian Shield extendsAcross Province of Quebec
this entity surface form: Quebec
McGill University province Province of Quebec
this entity surface form: Quebec
Province of New Hampshire borderedBy Province of Quebec
southern Canada includesPartOf Province of Quebec
subject surface form: Southern Canada
this entity surface form: Quebec
NHL All-Star Game 1993 provinceOrState Province of Quebec
subject surface form: 1993 NHL All-Star Game
this entity surface form: Quebec
Invasion of Quebec (1775) belligerent Province of Quebec
Invasion of Quebec (1775) location Province of Quebec
Montreal locatedIn Province of Quebec
this entity surface form: Quebec
Montreal locatedIn Province of Quebec
Montreal isLargestCityOf Province of Quebec
this entity surface form: Quebec
Montreal isEconomicCenterOf Province of Quebec
this entity surface form: Quebec
Montreal isCulturalCenterOf Province of Quebec
this entity surface form: Quebec
Appalachian Mountains passesThrough Province of Quebec
this entity surface form: Quebec
Quebec Act jurisdiction Province of Quebec
Quebec Act expandedTerritoryOf Province of Quebec
Hudson Bay region locatedInAdministrativeArea Province of Quebec
this entity surface form: Quebec
Ontario bordersProvince Province of Quebec
this entity surface form: Quebec
Mila – Quebec Artificial Intelligence Institute locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Province of Quebec
this entity surface form: Quebec
Saint Anne patronage Province of Quebec
this entity surface form: Quebec
Labrador borders Province of Quebec
this entity surface form: Quebec
Mont D’Iberville locatedIn Province of Quebec
this entity surface form: Quebec
Mont D’Iberville isHighestPointOf Province of Quebec
this entity surface form: Quebec
French colonial empire territory Province of Quebec
this entity surface form: Quebec
Loyalist militias location Province of Quebec
Schulich School of Music locatedIn Province of Quebec
this entity surface form: Quebec
Schulich School of Music region Province of Quebec
this entity surface form: Quebec
McGill University Health Centre locatedIn Province of Quebec
this entity surface form: Quebec
Irish Canadian settlementRegion Province of Quebec
this entity surface form: Quebec
Quebec City locatedIn Province of Quebec
this entity surface form: Quebec
Quebec City capitalOf Province of Quebec
this entity surface form: Quebec
Claudine usageRegion Province of Quebec
this entity surface form: Quebec
Upper Canada createdFrom Province of Quebec
Constitutional Act 1791 appliesToTerritory Province of Quebec
Constitutional Act 1791 divided Province of Quebec
Province of Massachusetts Bay borderedBy Province of Quebec
Province of New York borderedBy Province of Quebec
New Hampshire Colony borderedBy Province of Quebec
Papineau countrySubdivision Province of Quebec
Dominion of Canada originalProvince Province of Quebec
this entity surface form: Quebec