France established its North American colonies starting in 1605 with the founding of Port Royal in Acadia, now Nova Scotia. In 1663, the Sovereign Counsel passed, creating a loose alliance between Natives and French across North America. However, British colonization efforts caused France to lose its territories, and after World War 2 and France's financial collapse, national liberation movements prevented France from reestablishing control over lost colonies.

1. 1600-1960

2.  Started with the Establishment of Port Royal In
1605 in the Colony of Acadia what is not Nova
Scotia
 1663 saw the Passing of Sovereign Counsel
making it a loose alliance of Natives and
French in Modern day North America

3.  Establishment of posts
in the Indian and Far
East began as far back
as 1600
 These territories were
eventually lost to the
champions of
colonization the
British

4.  World War 2 and the
Financial Collapse of
France disintegrated
its empire
 National Liberation
Movements made it
hard to re establish
control over territories
that were lost during
World War 2