What was the most significant american failure in negotiating the peace of paris, 1783, which ended the revolutionary war?

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The Continental Congress named f*** member commission to negotiate a treaty John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, John jay, Thomas Jefferson, and Henry Laurens

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Answer:

Commercial concessions allowing Americans to continue to sell products in England.

Explanation:

The Peace of Paris was a series of treaties that led to the end of the American Revolutionary War. This series is also known as the Treaty of Paris. With these treaties, the British lost the Thirteen Colonies, while the United States gained the colonies, as well as the Western territory. The most significant failure in negotiating the treaties were the commercial concessions allowing them to continue selling products in England.

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