Question

In the decisive battle of Quebec, a. Britain exhausted its military reserves and was vulnerable to a French counterattack. b. British commander James Wolfe and French commander Montcalm were killed. c. Spanish troops tipped the balance in favor of the English. d. The French operated from an indefensible position.

Answer 1

B. British commander James Wolfe and French commander Montcalm were killed.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Battle of Quebec was fought in the mark of the Seven Years´ War. It was fought with only 10,000 soldiers in total but was a decisive battle between the two countries. It also influences the later creation of Canada.

The battle was the culmination of a three-month siege by the British and both generals were mortally wounded during the conflict. Wolfe receives three shots that ended his life minutes after the battle had began died the next day for the wounds received.

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