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Which british action following the french and Indian war was intended to prevent conflict between colonist and native Americans
Settlement limits..
What was one result of the French Indian war apex
King George III would not let the colonists settle west of the Appalachian mountains.
What was the cause of the french war and Indian war
land
Which british action following the french and Indian war involved the housing troops and colonists homes
quartering laws
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