Which of the following were part of the Treaty of Paris 1783? Select ALL that apply.

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The British would cede all lands east of the Mississippi River and North to Canada to the United States except for Florida, which would be given back to Spain.

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Answer:

C.)The United States would gain independence

A.)The British were to fully withdraw all troops from US lands

B.)The British would cede all lands east of the Mississippi River and North to Canada to the United States except for Florida, which would be given back to Spain

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