How did the treaty of paris affect american indians living on the land britain claimed from france?
the british government could not prevent settlement of american indian lands.
the british government refused to protect american indians living on the land.
the albany plan of union was adopted, which american indians resented.
the proclamation of 1763 was adopted, which american indians resented.

The British government could not prevent settlement of American Indian lands.

Explanation:

The Treaty of Paris was the Treaty that ended the American Revolution which recognized the independence of the US. In the Treaty, the US secured the land east of the Mississippi River except for the British possessions in Canada and Spanish territory. The Treaty negotiations did not involve the Native Americans that lived in Ohio Country, instead the British continued to trade with them hoping that this would help the Natives stop the westward expansion of the US.

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