Why is this piece of America still owned by France?

Summary by Krater

The creators travel to Saint Pierre and Miquelon, a French archipelago off the coast of Canada, to explore its history as a major alcohol-smuggling hub during American Prohibition.

From the video

Answers: What is the history of Saint Pierre and Miquelon and its connection to Al Capone and Prohibition?

• Saint Pierre and Miquelon history
• Al Capone Prohibition smuggling
• New France history
• French culture in North America
• Seven Years' War
• Treaty of Paris 1763

What it concludes

• Saint Pierre and Miquelon is a French archipelago located just off the coast of Canada and the United States.
• During American Prohibition, Saint Pierre and Miquelon became one of the world's biggest hubs for alcohol smuggling.
• Following the Treaty of Paris in 1763, France gave up its North American lands except for Saint Pierre and Miquelon, on condition that they remain a fishing station with no military fortifications.
• Local buildings on Saint Pierre were constructed using whisky crates imported during Prohibition.