While this document has been entirely superceded in the United States, it remains the basis of relationships between Canada and the Native American tribes there.
While this document has been entirely superceded in the United States, it remains the basis of relationships between Canada and the Native American tribes there. Its original intent was suppression of Indian warfare along the frontier, but it was largely ignored by colonists, who saw it as an unnecessary and unenforceable, alienating measure. For ten points, name the British policy issued by King George III that banned colonial settlement of Trans-Appalachia.
While this document has been entirely superceded in the United States, it remains the basis of relationships between Canada and the Native American tribes there.
Royal {Proclamation} of {1763}