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Line 1: − The '''Proclamation of 1763''' was a law passed by [[Britain]] concerning the [[13 American colonies]]. After the [[French and Indian War]], Britain wanted to ensure that the colonies would not be attacked by [[Native Americans]], so the Proclamation drew a line down the [[Appalachian Mountains]]. However, as many colonists had fought in the war and lost family, they were angry that they could not settle the land they had just fought for. Combined with the [[Intolerable Acts]], [[Stamp Act]], and [[Boston Tea Party]], the American colonists grew unhappy of the tyranny of [[King George III]], leading to the [[American Revolution]].+ − [[Category:United States History]]+ + + +
And we all sat down together to hear the Nightingale sing...
You can never get rid of me, I just get bored for a while, but I always come back.
All My Love,
The White Wolf