2.+Royal+Proclamation+of+1763

​ When did this occur?
The Royal Proclamation occurred exactly in October 7, 1763. It was issued by [|King George III]. It happened after when the Seven Years War ended.

Who did this involve and why?
The British, the French Catholics and the First Nations were involved. The British wanted to make a good relationship with the First Nations through trade, settlement and land purchase. The French were involved because the French and the British were struggling with the extension of the fur trade control that extended to the area`s through the St. Lawrence and Great Lakes and down the Mississippi River.

What happened?
The British decided to rule over the French Catholics population. The First Nations were already disappointed with the new British rulers because they felt that the British were treating them disrespectfully. Their final insult was when the settlers took their land. Also the Britain wanted to avoid conflict with the First Nations and Quebec residents.

Why did this occur?
This occurred because the British wanted to keep peace with the First Nations and to keep the adopted French culture in Quebec to the British ways. The British needed peace so that they can recover from the Treaty of Paris. Also the British wanted to organize Great Britain's new North American empire.

What resulted from this?
The result is that many First Nations people have claimed their land with the help of the federal government. The Royal Proclamation made the First Nations happy because they've recognized their right to their own land. Also the British issued a royal proclamation because they wanted to organize the North American`s territories.

What impact did this have on people today?
​ If the Royal Proclamation did not occur then Canada would have not existed and it wouldn't even happen if Canada wouldn't have a special relationship with the First Nations and the First Nations wouldn't have the right to live in their own land.



References: Information from:**Aitken B. et al.** **//Their Stories, Our History: Canada's Early Years.// Canada: Thomson Duval, 2006. Print**. [] Pictures from:[] [] []