In 1759, the British conquered the French in North America. What term do sociologists use for the social consequences that were created and have remained in place by this conquest?

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Ethnic stratification refers to the division of society into groups based on ethnicity, with some groups being privileged and others disadvantaged. The conquest of the French by the British in North America is an example of ethnic stratification, as the British became the dominant group and the French were marginalized. This has had long-lasting social consequences that continue to affect society today.

In 1759, the British Conquered the French in North America