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How did the Treaty of Paris (1763) affect Florida? Check all that apply.Florida was split into West Florida and East Florida.The capital of East Florida was moved to Pensacola.Most of the Spanish and Black population left Florida.Great Britain lost territory to France. Governor Grant offered free land grants for settlement. Spain surrendered its territory east of the Mississippi River to Great Britain.

A
Florida was split into West Florida and East Florida.
B
The capital of East Florida was moved to Pensacola.
C
Most of the Spanish and Black population left Florida.
D
Great Britain lost territory to France.
E
Governor Grant offered free land grants for settlement.
F
Spain surrendered its territory east of the Mississippi River to Great Britain.
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Which statement best describes how most people in West and East Florida felt about the American Revolution?

A
They embraced the idea of independence from Britain.
B
They believed the Floridas should be part of Spain.
C
They were loyal to the British crown.
D
They wanted to be a French colony.
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What impact did Bernardo de Gálvez have on the Revolutionary War? Check all that apply.keeping the British occupied on a second frontopening a third front for the colonistshelping smuggle supplies to patriotsaiding the British by sending additional troopsdefeating the British at Pensacolabeing instrumental in drafting the treaty to end the American Revolution

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keeping the British occupied on a second front
B
opening a third front for the colonists
C
helping smuggle supplies to patriots
D
aiding the British by sending additional troops
E
defeating the British at Pensacola
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being instrumental in drafting the treaty to end the American Revolution

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