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	~~'''Sources'''~~

	''Paris Peace Treaty of 1783.'' ~~13 Dec. 2009.~~ <http://www.earlyamerica.com/earlyamerica/milestones/paris/peace-treaty-1.html>		"Paris Peace Treaty of 1783." ''Early America'' / ''Varsity Tutors'', original link: <http://www.earlyamerica.com/earlyamerica/milestones/paris/peace-treaty-1.html>, current link: https://www.varsitytutors.com/earlyamerica/milestone-events/paris-peace-treaty-1783. Last accessed 13 Dec. 2009.

	''Treaty of Paris, 1783.'' ~~13 Dec. 2009~~ <http://www.state.gov/r/pa/ho/time/ar/14313.htm>		"Treaty of Paris, 1783." ''Office of the Historian'', United States Department of State, original link: <http://www.state.gov/r/pa/ho/time/ar/14313.htm>, current link: https://history.state.gov/milestones/1776-1783/treaty. Last accessed 13 Dec. 2009.

	''Treaty of Paris'' (1783). ~~13 Dec. 2009~~ <http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Treaty_of_Paris_%281783%29>		"Treaty of Paris (1783)." ''WikiSource'', <http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Treaty_of_Paris_%281783%29>. Last accessed 13 Dec. 2009.

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	- The US-Congress will avoid further confiscations.		- The US-Congress will avoid further confiscations.

	- Every prisoner of war will be released and the equipment that has been left behind (including ~~[[slave]]s~~) will not be damaged.		- Every prisoner of war will be released and the equipment that has been left behind (including slaves) will not be damaged.

	- Great Britain and the United States have everlasting access to the Mississippi River.		- Great Britain and the United States have everlasting access to the Mississippi River.

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	September 3 1783. Officially ended the [[American War of Independence]] between Great Britain and its thirteen colonies in North-America. There have also been other treaties with France and Spain that are known ~~under the name [[~~Treaty of Versailles]] in 1783. Furthermore there are several other contracts that are known as Treaty of Paris.		September 3 1783. Officially ended the [[American War of Independence]] between Great Britain and its thirteen colonies in North-America. There have also been other treaties with France and Spain that are known as Treaty of Versailles in 1783. Furthermore there are several other contracts that are known as Treaty of Paris.

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	~~The Treaty of Paris officially~~ ended the [[American War of Independence]] between Great Britain and its thirteen colonies in North-America~~. It was signed on September 3 1783~~. There have also been other treaties with France and Spain that are known under the name [[Treaty of Versailles]] in 1783. Furthermore there are several other contracts that are known as Treaty of Paris.		September 3 1783. Officially ended the [[American War of Independence]] between Great Britain and its thirteen colonies in North-America. There have also been other treaties with France and Spain that are known under the name [[Treaty of Versailles]] in 1783. Furthermore there are several other contracts that are known as Treaty of Paris.


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	'''~~Literature~~'''		'''Sources'''

	''Paris Peace Treaty of 1783.'' 13 Dec. 2009. <http://www.earlyamerica.com/earlyamerica/milestones/paris/peace-treaty-1.html>		''Paris Peace Treaty of 1783.'' 13 Dec. 2009. <http://www.earlyamerica.com/earlyamerica/milestones/paris/peace-treaty-1.html>

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	~~== '''The Treaty of Paris (1783)''' ==~~


	The Treaty of Paris officially ended the [[American War of Independence]] between [[Great Britain]] and their thirteen colonies in North-America. It was signed on September 3rd, 1783. There have also been other treaties with France and Spain that are known under the name [[Treaty of Versailles]] in 1783. Furthermore there are several other contracts that are known as Treaty of Paris.		The Treaty of Paris officially ended the [[American War of Independence]] between [[Great Britain]] and their thirteen colonies in North-America. It was signed on September 3rd, 1783. There have also been other treaties with France and Spain that are known under the name [[Treaty of Versailles]] in 1783. Furthermore there are several other contracts that are known as Treaty of Paris.

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	The Treaty of Paris officially ended the ~~American~~ [[War of Independence]] between [[Great Britain]] and their thirteen colonies in North-America. It was signed on September 3rd, 1783. There have also been other treaties with France and Spain that are known under the name [[Treaty of Versailles]] in 1783. Furthermore there are several other contracts that are known as Treaty of Paris.		The Treaty of Paris officially ended the [[American War of Independence]] between [[Great Britain]] and their thirteen colonies in North-America. It was signed on September 3rd, 1783. There have also been other treaties with France and Spain that are known under the name [[Treaty of Versailles]] in 1783. Furthermore there are several other contracts that are known as Treaty of Paris.


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	-The acceptance of the thirteen colonies as the independent United States of America.		-The acceptance of the thirteen colonies as the independent United States of America.

	-The localization of the ~~boarders~~ between the United States and British North-America.		-The localization of the borders between the United States and British North-America.

	-Fishing authorization for US-American ~~fisher~~ in the Grand Banks at the coast of Newfoundland and in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence.		-Fishing authorization for US-American fishers in the Grand Banks at the coast of Newfoundland and in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence.

	-The acceptance of the duty to pay valid dues on both sides.		-The acceptance of the duty to pay valid dues on both sides.

	-The Congress of the US recommends the legislative to help British citizens who were legal owners of confiscated land, to ~~payback~~ all estates, rights and ~~possession~~.		-The Congress of the US recommends the legislative to help British citizens who were legal owners of confiscated land, to pay back all estates, rights and possessions.

	-The US-Congress will avoid further confiscations.		-The US-Congress will avoid further confiscations.

	-Every prisoner of war will be released and the equipment that has been left behind (including ~~Negro~~ [[slave]]s) will not be damaged.		-Every prisoner of war will be released and the equipment that has been left behind (including [[slave]]s) will not be damaged.

	-Great Britain and the United States have everlasting access to the Mississippi River.		-Great Britain and the United States have everlasting access to the Mississippi River.

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	The Treaty of Paris officially ended the American [[War of Independence]] between Great Britain and their thirteen colonies in North-America. It was signed on September 3rd, 1783. There have also been other ~~treatises~~ with France and Spain that are known under the name [[Treaty of Versailles]] in 1783. Furthermore there are several other contracts that are known as Treaty of Paris.		The Treaty of Paris officially ended the American [[War of Independence]] between [[Great Britain]] and their thirteen colonies in North-America. It was signed on September 3rd, 1783. There have also been other treaties with France and Spain that are known under the name [[Treaty of Versailles]] in 1783. Furthermore there are several other contracts that are known as Treaty of Paris.


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	-The US-Congress will avoid further confiscations.		-The US-Congress will avoid further confiscations.

	-Every prisoner of war will be released and the equipment that has been left behind (including Negro ~~slaves~~) will not be damaged.		-Every prisoner of war will be released and the equipment that has been left behind (including Negro [[slave]]s) will not be damaged.

	-Great Britain and the United States have everlasting access to the Mississippi River.		-Great Britain and the United States have everlasting access to the Mississippi River.

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	'''Literature'''		'''Literature'''

	Paris Peace Treaty of 1783. 13 Dec. 2009. <http://www.earlyamerica.com/earlyamerica/milestones/paris/peace-treaty-1.html>		''Paris Peace Treaty of 1783.'' 13 Dec. 2009. <http://www.earlyamerica.com/earlyamerica/milestones/paris/peace-treaty-1.html>

	Treaty of Paris, 1783. 13 Dec. 2009 <http://www.state.gov/r/pa/ho/time/ar/14313.htm>		''Treaty of Paris, 1783.'' 13 Dec. 2009 <http://www.state.gov/r/pa/ho/time/ar/14313.htm>

	Treaty of Paris (1783). 13 Dec. 2009 <http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Treaty_of_Paris_%281783%29>		''Treaty of Paris'' (1783). 13 Dec. 2009 <http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Treaty_of_Paris_%281783%29>

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	The Treaty of Paris officially ended the [[American War of Independence]] between [[Great Britain]] and ~~their~~ thirteen colonies in North-America. It was signed on September ~~3rd,~~ 1783. There have also been other treaties with France and Spain that are known under the name [[Treaty of Versailles]] in 1783. Furthermore there are several other contracts that are known as Treaty of Paris.		The Treaty of Paris officially ended the [[American War of Independence]] between Great Britain and its thirteen colonies in North-America. It was signed on September 3 1783. There have also been other treaties with France and Spain that are known under the name [[Treaty of Versailles]] in 1783. Furthermore there are several other contracts that are known as Treaty of Paris.


	The treaty had following conditions:		The treaty had following conditions:

	-The acceptance of the thirteen colonies as the independent United States of America.		- The acceptance of the thirteen colonies as the independent United States of America.

	-The localization of the borders between the United States and British North-America.		- The localization of the borders between the United States and British North-America.

	-Fishing authorization for US-American fishers in the Grand Banks at the coast of Newfoundland and in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence.		- Fishing authorization for US-American fishers in the Grand Banks at the coast of Newfoundland and in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence.

	-The acceptance of the duty to pay valid dues on both sides.		- The acceptance of the duty to pay valid dues on both sides.

	-The Congress of the US recommends the legislative to help British citizens who were legal owners of confiscated land, to pay back all estates, rights and possessions.		- The Congress of the US recommends the legislative to help British citizens who were legal owners of confiscated land, to pay back all estates, rights and possessions.

	-The US-Congress will avoid further confiscations.		- The US-Congress will avoid further confiscations.

	-Every prisoner of war will be released and the equipment that has been left behind (including [[slave]]s) will not be damaged.		- Every prisoner of war will be released and the equipment that has been left behind (including [[slave]]s) will not be damaged.

	-Great Britain and the United States have everlasting access to the Mississippi River.		- Great Britain and the United States have everlasting access to the Mississippi River.

	-Territories that have been occupied by the US after the signing of the treaty will be given back without compensation.		- Territories that have been occupied by the US after the signing of the treaty will be given back without compensation.

	-The treaty has to be ratified in six months time after the signing by either party.		- The treaty has to be ratified in six months time after the signing by either party.


	The treaty had been signed by David Harley (member of ~~the~~ British parliament), John Adams, Benjamin Franklin and John Jay. The American Continental Congress ratified the treaty on January ~~14th,~~ 1784. Britain`s ratification followed on April ~~9th~~. Both ratifications had been finally exchanged on May ~~12th in~~ 1784.		The treaty had been signed by David Harley (member of British parliament), [[John Adams]], [[Benjamin Franklin]] and [[John Jay]]. The American Continental Congress ratified the treaty on January 14 1784. Britain`s ratification followed on April 9. Both ratifications had been finally exchanged on May 12 1784.