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Based on document 3 & 4, Is the relationship between colonists and the British friendly or tense? How do you know?

Based on document 3 & 4, Is the relationship between colonists and the British friendly or tense? How do you know?

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Based on document 3 & 4, Is the relationship between colonists and the British friendly or tense? How do you know?
Source 3: Maps of North America, before and after the French and Indian War Prewar Boundaries 1754 Postwar Boundaries 1763 LOUISIANA TEXAS Quebec. CANADA FLORIDA New Orleans Philadelphia ATLANTIC OCEAN LOUISIANA ceded by France to Spain, 1763 TEXAS HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY Quebec. British territory French territory Spanish territory Disputed between Great Britain and France CANADA Proclamation Line of 1763- Ohie New Orleans FLORIDA COLONIES Philadelphia ATLANTIC OCEAN Source 4: Royal Proclamation later known as the Proclamation Line of 1763, October 7, 1763 And We do further strictly...require all Persons... [who settled west of the Appalachian mountains]...remove themselves from such Settlements. [because the first British settlement]...committed [great abuses] in [getting the] Lands of the Indians, to...[so] in order therefore to prevent such [issues] for the future, and to [ensure] Indians may be convinced of [our sincere desire to prevent violence], We...strictly...require, that no [British colonist move west and be on]...any Lands reserved to the said Indians.
Transcribed Image Text:Source 3: Maps of North America, before and after the French and Indian War Prewar Boundaries 1754 Postwar Boundaries 1763 LOUISIANA TEXAS Quebec. CANADA FLORIDA New Orleans Philadelphia ATLANTIC OCEAN LOUISIANA ceded by France to Spain, 1763 TEXAS HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY Quebec. British territory French territory Spanish territory Disputed between Great Britain and France CANADA Proclamation Line of 1763- Ohie New Orleans FLORIDA COLONIES Philadelphia ATLANTIC OCEAN Source 4: Royal Proclamation later known as the Proclamation Line of 1763, October 7, 1763 And We do further strictly...require all Persons... [who settled west of the Appalachian mountains]...remove themselves from such Settlements. [because the first British settlement]...committed [great abuses] in [getting the] Lands of the Indians, to...[so] in order therefore to prevent such [issues] for the future, and to [ensure] Indians may be convinced of [our sincere desire to prevent violence], We...strictly...require, that no [British colonist move west and be on]...any Lands reserved to the said Indians.
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The French and Indian wars were a historic event in the history of the American colonies and Britain's colonial ambitions. The British defeated the French and ended the colonial aspirations of the French in North America, and the British territories expanded beyond the thirteen colonies. The colonies fought alongside the British against the French during the French Indian war and the Seven Years' war. However, the British policies after the victory created tension between the colonies and Britain. 

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