How did the Treaty of Paris affect the lives of Loyalists who supported British rule during the Revolutionary War?

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The correct answer is: A. Loyalists were supposed to get their property back and face no further punishment from the American government.

The Treaty of Paris was signed on September 3, 1783 between<em> King George III (Great Britain) and Benjamin Franklin, John Adams and John Jay representing the United States of America</em> bringing the American Revolution to an end. It recognized the 13 Colonies as an independent nation from Great Britain.

One of the terms that<em> The Treaty of Paris</em> stated was that the Congress had to return the property they had confiscated from the Loyalists (those who remained loyal to Great Britain during the American Revolution).

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