How did the peace treaty that marked the end of the American revolution change the boundaries of the US?

Answer 1

The Treaty of Paris in 1783, it said said that Britain recognized the United States as a independent country and officially ended the American revolution. It also stated the America's alliance with France. The boundaries of the US weren't altered much by the treaty but they gained access to the west and spread out through the colonies.

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Answer 2

The peace treaty that ended the American Revolution, known as the Treaty of Paris (1783), established the boundaries of the United States. It recognized the independence of the thirteen colonies and set the northern boundary at the Great Lakes, the western boundary at the Mississippi River, and the southern boundary at Florida. This significantly expanded the territory of the United States and set the stage for westward expansion.