Why were Georgians less angered by the Proclamation of 1763 than other colonists? A It opened more coastal land for settlement by Georgia colonists. B It granted the Georgia Colony a monopoly on trade with American Indians. C It exempted the Georgia colonists from the taxes that were imposed on other colonists. D It created a buffer colony between the Georgia Colony and Spanish settlements to the west.

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Dominick

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21 January, 07:26

Why were Georgians less angered by the Proclamation of 1763 than other colonists? A It opened more coastal land for settlement by Georgia colonists. B It granted the Georgia Colony a monopoly on trade with American Indians. C It exempted the Georgia colonists from the taxes that were imposed on other colonists. D It created a buffer colony between the Georgia Colony and Spanish settlements to the west.

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Aliya Levy · Answer 1

The answer is: letter A, It opened more coastal land for settlement by Georgia colonists.

Explanation:

The Royal Proclamation of 1763 was issued in order to lessen the tension between the the French people and the Native Americans. This was also drawn because of the off-reservation land in the Ohio Valley that created some problems. This area was marked by the "Appalachian Mountains" and the "Mississippi river."

The proclamation affected the boundaries of Georgia. It opened more coastal land for settlement by Georgia colonists, particularly on the southern boundary portion of Georgia. So, this gave the lands between Altamaha and St. Mary's rivers to Georgia colonists.

So, this is the reason why the Georgians were less angered by the Proclamation of 1763. It was proven to be more advantageous to them than the other colonists.