New France after the Conquest

3. Line of division between British and Spanish territory.
4. Land set aside for the Natives.
6. First Governor of the Province of Quebec.
8. Religion followed by French Canadiens.
9. Treaty officially ending the Seven Years' War in 1763.
11. The administration of a country by military authorities.
13. Formed as an organization of various Great Lakes Aboriginal peoples.
14. Leader of the Native rebellion against the British.
15. The person in the governmental structure who has all the power in the colony.
16. One of France's only remaining territories in North America.
17. Land distributions under the British regime, square shaped.
18. The process whereby a people adopts the culture of another people.
20. Name of the takeover of New France by Great Britain following the Seven Years' War.

1. Composed of 12 appointed members. No decision-making power.
2. A collection of people elected by a part of the population in order to represent them in government.
5. Document outlining the territorial divisions and the organization of government in the new colony.
7. One of France's only remaining territories in North America.
9. Official religion of Britain.
10. Measure imposed that makes all who want to serve in office swear an oath against Catholicism and the Pope.
12. Northernmost portion of the British territory in North America.
19. A decision or a measure taken by the governor that has the force of law.