Asked by Marc-Anthony

Which of the following describes the effect of the 1763 Treaty of Paris on France's American land holdings?

France retained its territory in Detroit, Quebec, and Montreal.

France lost its territory in Canada and east of the Mississippi River.

France gained territory west of the Mississippi River but lost that to the east.

France received New Orleans and other territory west of the Mississippi River.
I believe the answer is A. but I have a feeling I'm wrong?

Answers

Answered by Summer Moriarty
You are wrong. The answer is C.
Answered by April
Ms. Sue what is the right answer is it C?
Answered by April
nvm its c
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Answered by Ms.Briggs
Its B
Answered by Alexa
Its B, France's land was given to Spain and France left America.
Answered by porter
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Answered by Anonymous
yall are confusing is it C or not?
Answered by Anonymous
The answer is b: (France lost its territory in Canada and east of the Mississippi River.) The evidence is here:"The war ended in 1763 with the Treaty of Paris. Under the treaty, Great Britain received French lands east of the Mississippi River including the Ohio River Valley and Quebec. French lands west of the Mississippi and the city of New Orleans were given to Spain in a separate treaty. Basically, the French left North America." Lesson 02.02 French and Indian War, page 3
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