Two of the most major consequences of the French and Indian War were that 1) the French had to cede large amounts of territory to the British, and 2) the British started heavily taxing the colonies which helped lead to the American Revolution.
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The Dawes Act: divided Native American reservation land.
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High taxes and Claim on the continent. The royal proclamation of 1763, issued by George III on Oct. 7, forbade colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains. This meant settlements previously approved by the Crown were now unlawful
