Which geographic feature was used to establish the Proclamation Line of 1763?

Answer 1

The demarcation of the Royal Proclamation of 1763 was to establish boundaries within the United States that were supposed to mark off territory that belonged to the British. This was also an order that denoted who could buy land, and where.

Answer 2

The Appalachian Mountains served as the line beyond which settlement was forbidden. West of the line was to be considered an Indian reserve. The proclamation proved largely ineffective and only angered settlers and political investors in the land.

Answer 3

At the top of the Appalachian Mountains is a ridge. Rivers east of then ridge flow to the Atlantic, while rivers west of the ridge flow west to the Mississippi and the Guld of Mexico. The Proclamation Line was all my the top of that ridge.

Answer 4

The Proclamation line of 1763 was a line along the Appalachian mountains that settlers were forbade from crossing to make settlements. It was issued by King George III.

Answer 5

The Appalachian Mountains

Answer 6

The Appalachian Mountains

Answer 7

The Appalacian Mountains.

Answer 8

Appalachian Mountains.

Answer 9

Supporting rice And índigo farming.