- Britain claims land east of the Mississippi River as a result of British victory in the French and Indian War
- No new settlements can be made in Native American lands
- Proclamation Line separates colonists from lands reserved for Natives
Quebec Act of 1774
- Extends Canada's boundaries to include the Ohio Valley and French settlements of present day Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, and Wisconsin
-Allows French settlers to stay in the territory under British rule and guarantees many freedoms such as worshiping Catholicism
* Similarities
Both actions of the King impacted territories claimed by colonists by recognizing and respecting claims of Native Americans and French settlers. Both documents extended beyond the bounds of the Thirteen Colonies