The correct answer is "Most colonists worked to enforce the law to prevent people from starting another war with the Native Americans."
The most accurate description of the colonists' response to the Proclamation of 1763 is the following: Most colonists worked to enforce the law to prevent people from starting another war with the Native Americans.
We are talking about a time in US history after the end of the French and Indian War that was won by the British. The Proclamation respected the lands of Native American tribes west the Appalachian mountains. It created a limit or border to colonial settlers, The British crown wanted to avoid another Indian Rebellion like the Pontiac uprising. The Proclamation of October 1763, prohibited white Americans to expand westward the Appalachians.
