Treaty of Paris (1783) Comprehension Quiz

What was the main outcome of the Treaty of Paris signed on September 3, 1783?

• It ended the American Revolution and recognized the United States as an independent nation.

• It started the American Revolution.

• It was a peace treaty between France and Spain.

• It was a trade agreement between the United States and Great Britain.

Which countries were involved in the American War for Independence?

• United States, Great Britain, Germany, and Italy

• United States, France, Germany, and Russia

• United States, Great Britain, France, Spain, and the Netherlands

• United States, Great Britain, China, and Japan

Who were the three American negotiators for the Treaty of Paris?

• George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison

• Alexander Hamilton, John Hancock, and Samuel Adams

• Patrick Henry, John Marshall, and James Monroe

• John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, and John Jay

What were two crucial provisions of the Treaty of Paris?

• British recognition of U.S. independence and delineation of boundaries for western expansion

• Establishment of a trade agreement and military alliance

• Abolition of slavery and establishment of a national bank

• Recognition of British sovereignty over Canada and Mexico

Where was the Treaty of Paris negotiated and signed?

• Paris

• London

• New York

• Philadelphia

Who represented Great Britain in signing the Treaty of Paris?

• William Pitt

• King George III

• David Hartley

• Lord North

How many original copies of the Treaty of Paris were signed?

• At least three

• One

• Two

• Four

What does Article 1 of the Treaty of Paris acknowledge?

• The United States as free, sovereign, and independent states

• The division of territories between France and Spain

• The establishment of a new monarchy in America

• The creation of a new trade route

What is the purpose of Article 2 in the Treaty of Paris?

• To establish a new currency system

• To prevent future disputes over boundaries of the United States

• To set up a new government structure

• To create a joint military force

According to Article 3, what rights do the people of the United States have?

• The right to form a new alliance with Spain

• The right to trade exclusively with Great Britain

• The right to establish colonies in Europe

• The right to fish on the Grand Bank and other areas