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The French had excepted to control the negotiation. France lost all of its territory in North America to the Spanish and English/Americans. France only kept a few islands in the Caribbean. Everything West of the Mississippi River and all of Canada was given to the English/Americans. Spain got New Orleans and everything east of the Mississippi River. The English got Florida from Spain when they traded New Orleans and Florida in the Treaty

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