 1) After the French and Indian War, what happened to French land in North America? (be specific: mention Britain and Spain in your response)  2) A)

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 1) After the French and Indian War, what happened to French land in North America? (be specific: mention Britain and Spain in your response)  2) A) What was the Proclamation of 1763? B) Describe its purpose  3) describe how English colonists would have felt about the Proclamation of 1763

Cause: After the French & Indian War, the British were in debt and needed a way to collect money Today…you will play the role of the English colonists and Mr. Berlanda/GR will be the British officials Effect: The British government felt the colonists should help pay for the cost of the war so… they started taxing them on various things

As you are working, don’t be alarmed if a man comes around asking for money. He is just doing his job, collecting taxes on various things.

Write a paragraph explaining how you felt about being taxed during today’s lesson… Be ready to share

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