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    After the French and Indian War, King George III imposed several acts on the colonies that restricted their autonomy and taxed them without representation. This changed the relationship between Britain and its American colonies from one of cooperation to one of increasing conflict and bitterness. The Proclamation of 1763 barred colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains, further angering the colonies who wanted to expand.

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    After the French and Indian War, King George III imposed several acts on the colonies that restricted their autonomy and taxed them without representation. This changed the relationship between Britain and its American colonies from one of cooperation to one of increasing conflict and bitterness. The Proclamation of 1763 barred colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains, further angering the colonies who wanted to expand.

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    JoshuaWaggenerandMcKennaZubke

    HowandwhydidtheFrenchandIndianWarandits
    outcomeschangetherelationshipbetweenthe
    coloniesandGreatBritain?

    Argument

    Notes/Evidence

    AfterthewarkingGeorge
    the3rdmademany
    restrictionsonthe
    colonies.

    StampAct

    TheTownshendActs
    TheQuarteringAct

    TheseweretheactstheBritishimposedon
    thecoloniesaftertheFrenchandIndian
    war.

    PrimarySource
    Support(atleast
    3outof4)

    ThecoloniesandGreat
    Britainwerebittertowards
    eachother.

    Iproposedinmylasttojoinyouin
    LetterfromGeorge
    attemptingtosecuresomeofthemost
    Washingtonto
    valuableLandsintheKing'spartwhichI
    WilliamCrawford
    thinkmaybeaccomplishedafterawhile
    notwithstandingtheProclamationthat
    restrainsitatpresentandprohibitsthe
    Settlingofthematall

    Washingtonwasbitterandwantedtotake
    someofthelandinNorthAmericathatwas
    seenasvaluable,andbelongedtotheking.

    Thetrustwaslostbetween
    GreatBritainandthe
    colonies.

    Thattheyraiseandpaysoldiersand
    buildfortsforthedefenceofanyofthe
    Colonies,andequipvesselsofforceto
    guardthecoastsandprotectthetrade
    ontheocean,lakes,orgreatriversbut
    theyshallnotimpressmeninany
    Colony,withouttheconsentofthe
    Legislature.

    Thisactsettheguidelinesforhowthe
    Britishweregoingtotreatthecolonies.
    TheBritishhadtogetpermissionfrom
    thelawbeforetheycoulddosomething.

    Act15ofthe
    AlbanyPlanof
    Union

    Theguidelinesmayhavebeensetupas
    awayofensuringthattherecouldntbe
    anactofbetrayalfromtheBritish.

    Theproclamationof1763in
    whichthecoloniesrebelled
    bycrossingtheappalachian
    mountains.

    Originaltextfrom
    WHEREASwehavetakenintoOur
    theproclamationof
    RoyalConsiderationtheextensiveand
    1763.
    valuableAcquisitionsinAmerica,
    securedtoourCrownbythelate
    DefinitiveTreatyofPeace,concludedat
    Paristhe10thDayofFebruarylastand
    beingdesirousthatallOurloving
    Subjects,aswellofourKingdomasof
    ourColoniesinAmerica,mayavail
    themselveswithallconvenientSpeed,of
    thegreatBenefitsandAdvantageswhich
    mustaccruetherefromtotheir
    Commerce,Manufactures,and
    Navigation,Wehavethoughtfit,withthe
    AdviceofourPrivyCouncil,toissuethis
    ourRoyalProclamation,herebyto
    publishanddeclaretoallourloving
    Subjects,thatwehave,withtheAdvice
    ofourSaidPrivyCouncil,grantedour
    LettersPatent,underourGreatSealof
    GreatBritain,toerect,withinthe
    CountriesandIslandscededand
    confirmedtoUsbythesaidTreaty,Four
    distinctandseparateGovernments,
    styledandcalledbythenamesof
    Quebec,EastFlorida,WestFloridaand
    Grenada,andlimitedandbounded

    ThiswastheFirstparagraphinthe
    proclamationof1763thisbasicallyjust
    saidthatthecoloniesweregonnabe
    retainedbehindtheappalachian
    mountains.

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