Choose all that apply How did the American War for Independence change Canada?

French and British settlers had to learn to live together in peace.
Canadians wanted free trade and self-government.
British troops remained in Canada after the war.
Laws were passed to restrict the rights of French Canadians.
The Quebec Act was passed as a result of the war.
There was tension between Canada and the United States.
The Quebec Act was passed once the Confederation of Canada was formed.