The Treaty Of Paris, The American Revolution

What was the main purpose of the Treaty of Paris signed on September 3, 1783?

• To recognize the Thirteen Colonies as a free and independent state

• To establish trade relations between America and Britain

• To declare war on France

• To divide the land between America and Britain

Who were the three American representatives during the negotiations of the Treaty of Paris?

• John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, and John Jay

• Thomas Jefferson, Henry Laurens, and John Jay

• George Washington, John Adams, and Benjamin Franklin

• Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and Benjamin Franklin

What was a significant territorial change established by the Treaty of Paris?

• The boundaries of the United States included all territory between the Allegheny Mountains and the Mississippi River

• The United States gained control of Canada

• The British retained control of Florida

• The United States lost territory to Spain

Why was the Treaty of Paris named so?

• Because the negotiations took place in Paris, France

• Because it was signed by the French government

• Because it was a tribute to the French Revolution

• Because Paris was a neutral location

What was the ultimate goal of the Treaty of Paris according to the passage?

• To secure perpetual peace and harmony between America and Britain

• To expand the British Empire

• To establish a new government in America

• To create a military alliance between America and France