John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, and John Jay represented the United States and signed the Treaty of Paris. In addition to marking the official end of the American Revolutionary War, what did this treaty also do? Group of answer choices It gave Spain temporary control of the Mississippi River. It recognized the 13 colonies as independent states. It granted America's Mexican territory to Napoleon. It served as the model for the Articles of Confederation.

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John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, and John Jay represented the United States and signed the Treaty of Paris. In addition to marking the official end of the American Revolutionary War, what did this treaty also do? Group of answer choices It gave Spain temporary control of the Mississippi River. It recognized the 13 colonies as independent states. It granted America's Mexican territory to Napoleon. It served as the model for the Articles of Confederation.

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It recognised the thirteen colonies as independent states, is the correct answer.

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The treaty of Paris was signed in 1783 and formally ended the American Revolutionary War. It was negotiated by American politicians John Jay, Benjamin Franklin and John Adams with the representatives of King George Third. The British crown ceded most of the territory east of Mississippi river to the United States and also recognised the American Independence. The territories ceded by the king almost doubled the size of the nation and made way for the westward expansion. The treaty also marked the end of American revolutionary war.