At the conclusion of the French and Indian War, the 1763 Treaty of Paris was signed. Which diagram illustrates the impact of the treaty on growing tensions between colonists and the British government, eventually culminating in the American Revolution?

Question

At the conclusion of the French and Indian War, the 1763 Treaty of Paris was signed. Which diagram illustrates the impact of the treaty on growing tensions between colonists and the British government, eventually culminating in the American Revolution?

A.
The diagram shows a sequence of developments. Decline of French power and influence in the Americas; Economic prosperity for colonists; Reduction of British involvement in the operation of the colonies.

B.
The diagram shows a sequence of developments. Expansion of American Indian territory; Growing threats to colonial settlements; British refusal to provide defense for the colonies.

C.
The diagram shows a sequence of developments. Expansion of American Indian territory; Disruption of colonial trade networks; British efforts to force colonists to migrate west of the Appalachians.

D.
The diagram shows a sequence of developments. Massive increase in British debt due to the war; Increased enforcement of tariffs and taxes by the British in the colonies; Smuggling of products by colonists to avoid taxes and tariffs despite economic prosperity.

Answer 1

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The correct choice that illustrates the impact of the 1763 Treaty of Paris on growing tensions between the colonists and the British government, eventually culminating in the American Revolution, is:

D. The diagram shows a sequence of developments: Massive increase in British debt due to the war; Increased enforcement of tariffs and taxes by the British in the colonies; Smuggling of products by colonists to avoid taxes and tariffs despite economic prosperity.

This choice highlights the financial burden Britain faced after the war and how it led to increased taxation and regulation in the colonies, which contributed to growing resentment and tension between the colonists and British authorities.