Treaty Of Paris

Aug 15, 2014

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Treaty Of Paris. By: Elizabeth Sanders, Kate Woodman, and Lily Antillon. What Happened?. Treaty of Paris - Recognized Independence - Set borders - Ended Revolution War. When? Where?. Signed Septemnber 3, 1738 The treaty of Paris was signed in Paris, France. Treaty of Paris.

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Treaty Of Paris

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Treaty Of Paris By: Elizabeth Sanders, Kate Woodman, and Lily Antillon
What Happened? • Treaty of Paris - Recognized Independence - Set borders - Ended Revolution War
When? Where? • Signed Septemnber 3, 1738 • The treaty of Paris was signed in Paris, France
Treaty of Paris • Who is involved- John Jay, John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, and David Hartley Signed the document. • Why/How it happened- “In October 1781 Parliament decided that offensive campaigns should be with a different more limited approach.
Extra Information • Great Brittan gave the United States the right to fish on the coast of Newfoundland.

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