Which 1763 document recognized Aboriginal rights to land and set out how treaties were to be made?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. The Royal Proclamation, issued by King George III
- Step 1: The Royal Proclamation set out that Aboriginal land could be sold only to the Crown. Step 2. It followed the Treaty of Paris. Answer: the Royal Proclamation. Why not the others: the other acts dealt with Quebec's laws and government.
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