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1 Two important things: Impressment “American” Soldiers

2 Treaty of Paris 1763 France loses all possessions in North America!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Louisiana territory to Spain Canada to Britain

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6 Effects of F&I War Colonists Indians Proclamation Line of 1763

7 Effects of the French and Indian War
On colonists: Bolstered colonial self-esteem Shattered myth of British invincibility Friction between British and colonial military members

8 Friction between British and colonial military members
British refused to recognize any colonist above rank of captain Some colonists traded with enemies during the war Some colonists refused to send money/troops for war

9 Effects of the French and Indian War
On Indians: Can’t play off rival European colonies Pontiac’s Rebellion

10 Pontiac’s Rebellion Group of Indians attacked English colonists
Aided by French traders in Ohio Country Smallpox blankets

11 Effects of French and Indian War
Manifest Destiny Westward colonists go, yay yay yay! Proclamation of 1763

12 Proclamation Line of 1763 Not the same thing as Treaty of Paris 1763
Issued by Britain Prohibited settlement in area beyond Appalachians Point was to stop Indian conflicts not anger colonists but oh were they angry

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