The Treaty of Paris Quiz

Ratification of the treaty = Both countries agreed to ratify the treaty within six months Establishment of new borders = The borders given to the United States were rather generous Disagreements with Spain = Spain and the United States had to reach their own treaty to recognize the new borders Problems with the ratification = The United States had difficulty getting their new, individual states to recognize all the agreements

Great Britain = Agreed to forget all past misunderstandings and differences with the USA USA = Had difficulty getting their new, individual states to recognize all the agreements Spain = Continued to follow the previous established borders that they had negotiated with Great Britain

Perpetual peace and harmony = Agreement between Great Britain and USA in the opening of the treaty Confiscation of land = Some states in the USA did not return the confiscated land and others continued to confiscate land from the loyalists Spread of news = It took several weeks, if not longer, for news of the negotiations and signing to become well known Spain and Florida = There was some confusion with Spain and Florida regarding the new borders

<p>Vulnerability to attacks = Once the colonies were removed from the protection of Great Britain Establishment in trade = The generous borders given to the United States Confusion with Spain = Spain still saw the area the same as before, but the new borders had changed this Difficulty in ratification = The United States had difficulty getting their new, individual states to recognize all the agreements</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Great Britain = Agreed to secure to both perpetual peace and harmony USA = Established themselves as a participant in trade Spain = Continued to follow the previous established borders that they had negotiated with Great Britain Individual states in USA = Had difficulty recognizing all the agreements</p> Signup and view all the answers