Who?
What was the main country involved?
Britain
What mountain range did the British give to the Native Americans?
The Appalachian Mountains
What country did it start in? (be vague)
Great Britain.
When did the Proclamation start?
1763
Why did the Proclamation start?
To handle the new land Britain got after their win in the Seven Years War.
Who was the King of England at the time?
King George the lll
What happened to the West side of the Appalachian Mountains after the Proclamation "ended".
The British reclaimed the land, taking it away from the indigenous.
Where did the Proclamation go wrong?
Settlers and Colonists were angry at the King for taking away their land.
When was the Royal Proclamations 250th anniversary?
2013!
Why was the Proclamation good for the Indigenous?
It was the first time the Indigenous got recognized for their land rights.
Name three countries or colonies that were involved.
Possible answers: Great Britain, France, Quebec, First Nations/Indigenous, East and West Florida, Grenada, 13 Colonies.
What group remained unaffected during the Proclamation?
The Hudson's Bay Company
Where did it EXACTLY start? (Don't be vague)
London, England
When was the treaty of Niagara signed?
August 1st, 1764
Explain exactly why the Proclamation was created
To please the Native Americans by preventing people from encroaching on their land.
Who was the only group that fought to gain rather than protect?
The Indigenous and First Nations
What did the Proclamation line do to Quebec?
Made Quebec smaller
Where are the Appalachian Mountains?
The Appalachian Mountains stretch from Newfoundland and Labrador to central Alabama.
When did the Proclamation end?
TRICK QUESTION! It never actually ended! Just became irrelevant.
Why did restrictions to colonial settlements eventually contribute to the American Revolutionary War?
The tensions between the British, the Colonists, and the Native Americans were too strong.