Treaty of Paris

Definition

The Treaty of Paris (1763) ended the Seven Years' War. It resulted in France losing most of its North American territories to Britain.

Related terms

Peace Treaties: These are agreements between warring parties to end hostilities. The Treaty of Paris is an example.

Territorial Changes: This refers to changes in control or ownership over land areas due to war, treaties, or other events. The Treaty of Paris led to significant territorial changes in North America.

Diplomacy: This is the practice by which nations manage their relationships through negotiation and dialogue. Diplomacy played a key role in negotiating the terms of the Treaty of Paris.