Question

what reasons did Britain issued the Proclamation of 1763? Choose 2 correct answers 1. Britain did not want to have to protect settlers who wanted to move west of the Appalachian Mountains 2. The land belonged to France, therefore it was illegal for English colonist to settle the land. 3. The British government could more easily control and tax the colonists if they lived east of the mountain range. 4. The native people asked that the British not allow their colonist to encroach on their lands. 5. The French government signed a treaty with the British that allowed them to police that land.

Answer 1

Correct answers are:

3. The British government could more easily control and tax the colonists if they lived east of the mountain range.

4. The native people asked that the British not allow their colonist to encroach on their lands.

Step-by-step explanation:

Namely, options 3 and 4 are correct because Britain wanted to prevent settlements of this area by colonists, as they were afraid that colonists were be out of their jurisdiction. Also, Natives were rebelling against this, even the famous Pontiac's rebellion had a lot to do with this.

France had no influence in this area, as they lost their lands, while the question of safety of colonists was not in their focus at the time.