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The American colonists were deeply divided about the proclamation. Since it prevented them from settling in areas they felt were legally theirs, many colonists perceived it as an outright attack on their liberties and rights. There have been cases of colonists entering the prohibited areas unlawfully and ignoring the edict. However, the approach was seen by British authorities as essential to keeping peace and averting confrontations with Native American tribes in the recently acquired areas. The American colonists' rising yearning for independence was heightened by the controversy surrounding the proclamation.
"The Proclamation of 1763: A Divided Colony and Heightened Yearning for Independence"
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"The Proclamation of 1763: Colonial Division, Controversy, and the Road to Independence"
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The British government, colonial settlers, and Native American tribes were all involved in the Proclamation of 1763. The declaration exacerbated colonists' animosity and yearning for independence by straining ties between the American colonies and the British authority. Although the Native American tribes' complaints about colonial encroachment remained, they were hopeful that the proclamation would safeguard their territories. The proclamation had a significant effect since it widened the divide between Britain and its American colonies, which in turn sparked the Revolutionary War. The proclamation's limitations paved the way for more actions and regulations that enraged the colonists even more and stoked the fires of insurrection.