The correct answer is D. General James Wolfe commanded the British attack on Quebec.
Explanation:
The Battle of Quebec was a crucial event in the French and Indian War. It was fought on 12 and 13 September 1759 between the British army under the command of young general James Wolfe, and the French army led by the Marquis of Montcalm, on a plateau just outside the city walls of Quebec.
The battle, that ended with a clear victory of the British troops and with the death of bothcommanders in chief, proved to be a decisive moment in the conflict that opposed France and Great Britain for the fate of New France, a conflict that influenced the subsequent creation of Canada.
Uhh hello? We never read that lesson so don't expect us to be demigods to figure out what you're talking about. Either post with the textbook or I don't think anyone in this world can answer these child level questions.
i'm californian and I know about it, we also just had another one not to long ago but it failed. let me know if this isnt right and I'll follow up in comments.
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