Treaty of Paris 1783 (American Revolutionary War)

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The Treaty of Paris (1783) ended the American Revolutionary War. The Treaty established generous boundaries for the newly-recognized United States and attempted to protect Loyalists from future property seizures.

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Did you say that one of the terms of the treaty was to give Florida to the Brits? Please clarify. Thanks

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So what were two consequences that affected the British colonists

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rosa meza Well, for one... there were no more British colonists!

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Seems a bit complicated, Had to negociate with each state then. When did they formally recognize the US?

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That would be 1789 - same as everyone else.

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Hmm interesting. Weren't there like 2 different Treaties of Paris? I know this one says the "Revolutionary War" But if theres another one could you do a video of that. Like outside of America. Because didn't the british claim half of Canada in the process of that little treaty. Isn't that like why Queen Elizabeth is our Sovereign, I think I used the right word. But still though.

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***** The Disarray That is correct. There are actually SEVERAL Treaties of Paris - the most noteworthy for US (and also Canadian) History are the 1763 and 1783 treaties. I may do a video at some point on the French and Indian War.

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Next question, its dumb I know. Why do they call it the treaty of Paris? Were they all signed in Paris?

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The Disarray You got it! Treaties are typically named for where they are signed.

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I am confused. Why 1763? Is that conjoined with 1783?

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Treaty of Paris 1763 was after the French and Indian War and set up the land that was to be used for the 13 colonies that the British had. Also, it stated that the British colonists could not move past the Proclamation line so that the colonists would not intermingle with the Native Americans anymore.

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The loser does not dictate the terms, think for a minute. If you lost the war, would you be the side dictating the treaty?

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Because of taxes is it safe to say that one dont really own property. The tax on our land that our property sites on can be confiscated if a yearly state tax is not paid that this is for life. So did they really give us anything?

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Spain didn't help a "little bit" Spain helped a LOT. Spain helped more than France in men, in money, in battles won and up to this day the debt of the 13 colonies to Spain has not been paid. Please tell me I am wrong.

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the french wanted a weak a america so they would have to relie on trade with French. the british who were still angry with the French from the french and indian war gave them more land to make them stronger and not relie on the french

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Fuck you the French never cared about America but the US were hypocrites and played with both sides ...

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George ceded the lands but kept his colonies/corporations. Read the treaty details and what is more is the US was placed in an inferior position legally and politically due to a procedural error by the US signatories. The inferior position is the result of the traditional customs and uses in who had top/first position in signature on the document. Think suzerain.

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