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Who were the colonists' two enemies? how did the colonists see the proclamation of 1763 uniting these two forces?
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Who were the colonists' two enemies? how did the colonists see the proclamation of 1763 uniting these two forces?

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Their two enemies were the British and the Indians. They made a treaty with the British so they would drive the Native Americans out of their land, and the Colonists would take over.
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