America 250: boundaries, international alliances, and global war
British Army officer Major General James Wolfe secured a pivotal victory in the French and Indian War by capturing Quebec in 1759. His victory was a turning point, ensuring British control over North America. He was shot three times during the battle and died shortly after. The Death of General Wolfe / painted by B. West. (In the public domain.)
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