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After the French and Indian War/Seven Years' War ended, the British changed their "hands-off" policy towards the colonists. They issued the Proclamiation of 1763 which stated that the colonists couldn't settle in areas west of the Appalachian Mountains. This was done to ensure that there wouldn't be any future conflicts with the Native Americans who lived in that area.hello its me keerthi
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Before 1763 English laws that were set up to control trade were not strictly enforced. When 1763 rolled around, the British were just coming out of another war and had racked up a lot of debt. This caused them to become more strict with the trade laws and to implement new taxes on the colonists.
The diplomatic document in question was the PROCLAMATION OF 1763, but this was not a treaty. Like other proclamations, it was strictly a statement of British domestic policy (which included its American colonies both in the United States and in Canada).
Canada and the area east of the Mississippi to the English
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Americans viewed English policies after 1763 as a systematic attack on their constitutional liberties.
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Michael Foster - English judge - died in 1763.
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