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What did the Paris Peace Treaty of 1783 do? Gave the British complete independence Gave George Washington the power of the President Gave the colonies complete independence Gave the British the power to
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What did the Paris Peace Treaty of 1783 do?

Gave the British complete independence
Gave George Washington the power of the President
Gave the colonies complete independence
Gave the British the power to tax the colonies

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Answer: Gave the colonies complete independence

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