The Peace of Paris

The Peace of Paris refers to a series of treaties signed in 1783 that officially ended the American Revolutionary War. These agreements recognized the independence of the United States from Britain and set the country's borders, including territories east of the Mississippi River. The treaties also involved Britain, Spain, and France, addressing issues like territorial boundaries and rights. Essentially, the Peace of Paris marked the transition from colonial rule to American sovereignty, shaping the future nation’s borders and international relations.