Proclamation+of+1763

Proclamation

====In early of 1763, a proclamation called the Proclamation of 1763 was made by the British Board of Trade, a committee that was involved in trade with the colonies. King George III was the King of England at the time, and informed the colonists of the decree. By this proclamation, lands won through the French and Indian War were divided. All British lands west of the Appalachians were Indian reserves. The King wanted to be friends with the Indians, and by giving them land of their own, they could stop worrying about more fights between themselves and the settlers. Any white settlers who were already there had to move back east, and no white settlers could move there or buy the land from the Indians. The white settlers felt that Britain was trying to control them, and contain them in a small fraction of land. Ignoring and angering the British, they continued to move west.==== || http://www.google.com/images || media type="file" key="Decsribe the act or event.wma" width="106" height="106" || The Proclamation was created in early October, 1763. From 1738-1820 the king who issued the Proclamation was ruling.Most of the proclamation is about the subject of Indians and their lands. The Proclamation was created because the Indians felt they were going to be pushed out of their land by the English. The Native wanted to stop the tension between the Indian for the sake of being a teams in the war. This Proclamation stated that there was a line between the Appalachian Mountains to separate the Indian land and British land King George stated, "We do strictly forbid, On pain of our displeasure, all our loving subjects from making any purchases Or settlements whatever in that region." The King wanted to stop the fighting and disagreements between the British and Indians, and Native. British fought against Indians and Native Americans in fear of losing their land. The proclamation established four new colonies, three of them on the continent proper. It asserted al of the Indians under the protection of the King this meant that all the land in the Indian Territory used by the English were to be abandoned. It included new laws, enforcement, and activities. The proclamation did not allow settlement beyond the Appalachian crest. ||
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||  || The Colonists’ reaction to the Proclamation of 1763 was ignoring the newly established laws. The reaction of the Colonists, is observed as a way the colonies became a separate nation from Britain. Because the Proclamation of 1763 forced the colonists off the Indian reserve land, many colonists were asked to leave their newly settled homes. Most colonists responded to their orders by not leaving and stayed in their homes. As well the British forbade the Colonists to obtain or purchase any Indian lands. Those who had established governments felt as if the charters granted to them were being withdrawn from their power. The colonists reacted by ignoring the British governments commands, the colonists resisted and pushed onward towards the West. The colonists’ reaction to the Proclamation angered the British government. The Colonists against the proclamation ended in revolt, (the American Revolution) the Proclamation existed until the day before the American Revolution began. || media type="file" key="rerecording abi shea wiki links.wma" width="105" height="105" ||  ||
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====Since the colonists were mad because they felt that Britain was trying to take a stronger hold on them, they started to rebel. They had been left alone for so long, left to fend for themselves, and now the British were trying to control them. Because of this, Britain was required to send in more troops to control them. Britain also had to send in troops because colonists were ignoring the British and were continuing to move west, onto the land that had been set aside for the Indians. Britain was very angry that the colonists had continued to move west. Their anger contributed to later acts placed on the colonies.==== ||  || media type="file" key="How did their reaction affect the British.wma" width="103" height="103" ||
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The colonists’ reaction affected themselves in many ways. One way is that because of the Proclamation of 1763, 4 new colonies were created. This caused much more land for the colonists to spread out to. The colonists also started to realize that they wanted to be on their own, just as they had for many years before. Also, although many were pushed east, some continued moving west, spreading out. Since the colonists made the British mad by ignoring them, this also affected them. Britain’s anger caused many later acts. These later acts helped lead up to the colonists slowly breaking away from the British, and the Revolutionary War. || media type="file" key="Untitled.wma" width="125" height="125" ||  ||
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==== The Proclamation of 1763 contained a list of banned events, and established new laws. The Proclamation is mostly based on the relationship between the French and the Indians. During the French and Indian war the Indians united with the French, thinking they would win the battle against the British. Since the French lost the war, the French had to leave the Indians to fend for themselves and their land. ==== ====The proclamation of 1763 had a big impact after the war ended. Four new colonies were established after the war because of the Proclamation. The king sided with the Indians after the war, he helped create new laws to help protect the Indians and their land. For example he created a law stating that any Englishman settling on "Indian territory" had to disown his property, or he would have to pay a fine. ====

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