The British American land claims of 1815 were claims acted uppon the fact that the United states had taken it's independence from the British government and brittain had to take some land. so they took Canada
In the Treaty of Paris which settled the American Revolutionary War, Great Britain made several concessions. One of the ones that were most favorable to the American "colonies" was the British cession of their land claims east of the Mississippi River.
After the American Revolution, the British government helped loyalists to settle in Canada. The British government offered them Canadian land in exchange for their service.
White land owning men over 21.
In the Proclamation of 1763, King George III sold the land west of the Allegheny Mountains to Quebec. It did not matter that King George II had already sold the same land to Pennsylvania and Virginia. The British had extremely little respect for the settlers living in Ohio. That was in spite of the fact that American militias had run the French and Indians out of that area in the war and would ignore the Proclamation. So, the British idea was they only needed to make a proclamation and the Americans would obey it. The American idea was the British were free to run their mouths. We had fought and conquered that land, and we had paid for it. It was ours.
Leading up to the war many Native American tribes (American Indians) had been having their territories sold without permission or under permission granted under extreme duress, to settlers from the United States. This unjust to the Natives, who not individually but as a tribe had greater claim the land. It also in many cases broke historical treaties as much of the land had been promised to specific tribes for their help fighting against the British in the Revolutionary War. American settlers were pushing the natives out of their homes often with force and blood. Natives that chose to fight back found an ally in the British as they were seen as less of a threat to their culture, way of life, and right to the land that they had been living on for over 400 generations.
The French, The Canadians and The Mexicans. See the related link below for a complete answer.
wich european country's land claims shared a short border with the british colonies?
The French and British both had extensive land claims in Canada (leaving out the other obvious group, the native tribes).
In the Treaty of Paris which settled the American Revolutionary War, Great Britain made several concessions. One of the ones that were most favorable to the American "colonies" was the British cession of their land claims east of the Mississippi River.
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Spain and France did not rely on the British to stake their claim in American territories. In large part, this was because both countries wanted revenge against Britain for taking their land. Additionally, neither consulted the Native Americans / Indígenas concerning their claims to American territory.
Because the British gave away land to the colonists which actually was not their land (it was the Indians' land)
France is in Europe but have land claims in the North American, South American, African, and Oceania continents.
To claim more land
White settlers
Florida