2021年11月30日 · So, France gave the US a LOT of help during the American Revolution, to the point where it put France in debt. France also used to control the land west of the Proclamation Line of 1763, as part of New France. So let's say as a sort of repayment, the US gives it back, effectively limiting...

2021年7月14日 · Most of the people who were refused permission to settle were not 100% happy with the French monarchy so France would have gotten rid of a lot of potential trouble makers. Unfortunately Louis XVI was still Louis XVI he might just start a revolution in New France around the time of OTL French Revolution.

2014年4月9日 · First, given the influx of emigres from France and perhaps immigrants from other countries, I imagine that the population of New France in 1800 would be about 13,000,000 and set to expand rapidly. This is the population of the US in around 1835.

2021年11月30日 · Certainly, any bureaucrat from France would not take the word of someone from New France that this new government would be in the king’s best interest. But he would take Cpt. d’Orfeuille word. At first, the captain was suspicious of the idea of a “local” government and the only reason he entertained the idea is that both the archbishop ...

2017年6月26日 · New France was recovering from a devastating war that had almost ended her, but her future seemed more uncertain than ever…-//-Notes: [1] The preferred phrase for the indigenous population of North America in TTL, as opposed to "Native Americans" or "First Nations" in OTL. [2] As in OTL. In many ways, New France was a much more militarized ...

2017年9月13日 · In this timeline, France wins the seven years war and New France remains French. Over the next decade or two, New France experiences a population explosion and is able to properly defend itself from the American colonies. When should I expect independence to arrive and more importantly how...

2022年6月29日 · One of the differences between New France and the English colonies was how the colonists were treated. The English colonies were largely ignored, and free men were allowed to run their own lives - set up their own farm, become a merchant, whatever. New France kept a much tighter grip on her people, so it wasn't nearly as attractive to emigrate.

2022年10月5日 · Somewhat inspired by this thread. What if the French adopted the policy of sending over everyone who willing and/or could be a nuisance, resulting in there being about 1.5 million French people in the massive territory of New France by the mid-1700s. And at the same time the British adopt a...

2021年12月21日 · There were some Huguenots or children of Huguenots whom made their way to New France and became Catholics. A friend of mine is a direct descendant of a Fille du Roi born in La Rochelle named Barbe Ménard (his 10th great-grandmother). She arrived in New France in 1669 and was married off immediately.

2015年4月6日 · Since the loss of New France in 1763, there has been a bit of a revaluation of that “few acres of snow”. The size and potential wealth of North America has come to be somewhat more appreciated- still nothing compared to France’s gains in India or the Caribbean, of course- but the British possession of both east and west coasts, and ...