The Treaty of Paris We have to make rules. HMMM, a new flag design? I want tacos!

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The Treaty of Paris We have to make rules. HMMM, a new flag design? I want tacos!

Treaty of Paris Recognized the colonies as an independent country. Loyalists got their land back. Colonists were given all lands between the Atlantic coast and Mississippi River.

The Treaty of Paris (With blood drops on it).

Treaty of Paris Recognized the colonies as an independent country.

Treaty of Paris Loyalists got their land back..

Treaty of Paris Colonists were given all lands between the Atlantic coast and Mississippi River.

I’m Free, I’m really FREEEEEEEEEE! I am no longer property of Britain, I am AMERICA. Now I have to make laws and start a new nation. Yikes.

What Now? Create the front page of a newspaper article about the battles of the Revolutionary War.

Newspaper Article (Notebook pg. 29) Headline and date Byline… ex. By: Thomas Jefferson Illustration (colored or beautifully shaded) with a caption. One paragraph describing each battle. A concluding paragraph about the Treaty of Paris.