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What natural feature marked the western boundary of the British territory?
British territory surrounded the globe. there was no western boundary.
What natural feature marked the western boundary of british territory in north America after the french Indian war?
Mississippi River
What natural feature marked the western boundary of british territory in 1763?
The Appalachian Mountains became the western boundary of the British colonies.
Western boundary of the Louisiana Territory?
Spanish territory
What is the western boundary of northwest territory and southern territory?
Mississippi river
What feature marked he western boundary of british claims?
The Appalachian Mountains marked the western boundary of British claims.
What forms western boundary of Central America?
america
Does the western boundary of Kansas territory extend all the way to the rocky mountains?
no
When did America change to US of America?
The colonies, which became tired of British rule, united against the British. As part of the Declaration of Independence, they declared themselves states. There were no other independent nations that were of America (the Western Hemisphere). That is how America (the former British territory) became The United States of America.
Western boundary of the Northwest Territory?
The southern boundary of the Northwest Territory is the Ohio River, which was provided a means of governing through the Northwest Ordinance of 1787.
How can boundary and region can be put in to sentences about ways of organizing the western hemisphere?
Boundary lines separate countries in the western hemisphere, marking the limits of their territory. Regions within the western hemisphere, such as North America, South America, and the Caribbean, group countries together based on geographic proximity and shared characteristics. Together, boundaries and regions help organize the diverse countries in the western hemisphere for administrative, political, and cultural purposes.
Which territory shares its western border with Alberta and British Columbia?
yukon
