Who
King George III is...
King George III was the King of Great Britain
The British took over...
They took over New France.
The British took the full territory of...
The French's territory.
This war ended with what war...
It ended with The American Revolutionary War.
The ownership of the Royal Proclamation of 1763 belong to...
It belonged to King George III.
The people who were involved were...
The British and the French were involved. The indigenous were involved too a little.
The outcome/conflict of this conflict was...
It was followed by the Treaty of Paris.
The Royal Proclamation happened near...
The Royal Proclamation of 1763 happened near Newfoundland, Quebec, Thirteen colonies, and Nova Scotia.
The relationship between the Indigenous and the British was good or bad...
It was very bad.
Canada was impacted of this because of...
Canada was impacted by giving the Indigenous people some rights and land. It also impacted Canada by not letting private settlers sell or buy any land from others.
James Murray is...
James Murray was the first British Governor of Quebec.
The Treaty Of Paris ended...
It ended the Seven Years' War
What part of the Appalachian Mountain wasn't captured...
The west side.
The Royal Proclamation ended and started...
It happened on October 7 ,1763 and it ended with another war.
The second reason this was made was...
It also began because it was made to give the British some land to claim because they won the Seven Years War.
The important people were...
The important people were King George III, James Murray, and a little bit of First Nations.
Some of the most important events were...
The most important events were when The Royal Proclamation of 1763 started after the British won against the French in Québec City in 1759 and Montreal in 1760 and The Proclamation brought the new Province of Quebec under British control started by King George III.
The territory was lost/won because...
Some of the significant events were...
Some of the significant events from the Royal Proclamation include when the French merged with the British and the relationship with the First Nations
This all began because of...
It was made to issue a relationship between the indigenous people.
The First Nations were involved because...
They were involved because they were trying to keep their land while the British tried taking it to expand their own land instead.
The Royal Proclamation changed land by...
The Proclamation brought the new Province of Quebec under British control started by King George III of Britain on 7 October 1763.
The territory/land was won/lost was...
The British took all of the French territory and they were not able to capture the Appalachian Mountains
The Indigenous relationship with the British was because of..
The British wanted to take their land for their own use.
When Canada was impacted, They forbid...
They forbid private settlers from buying and selling land.