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what is a royal proclamation

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The Royal Proclamation is a document that set out guidelines for European settlement of Aboriginal territories in what is now North America. The Royal Proclamation was initially issued by King George III in 1763 to officially claim British territory in North America after Britain won the Seven Years War.

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What is the royal proclamation?

The royal proclamation is a document providing guidelines for European settlement of tribal areas in North America. Initially, king George iii issued a proclamation of imperial authority in 1763, in order to make an official claim to British territories in North America after the seven years of war in Britain. In the royal declaration, Issued to king George, an ownership of North America, but the royal declaration clearly states that the tribal title already exists and still exists, and until conseceded by the treaty, all land would be treated as a tribal land. The declaration only forbade tribal residents to accept land until it was purchased by the crown and then sold off settlers. It further clarified that only the crown could purchase land from the first nations.

The most indigenous and legal scholars recognize the royal manifesto as a significant first step, with the recognition of the existing tribal rights and degrees and the right to self - determination. The state declaration in this regard is sometimes referred to as Indian magna carta. "The royal declaration set up a foundation for the procedure of setting up treaties, for example, on account of general involvement in the presence of the first nation and the government, there may be some agreement between the two and the first nation should be compensated by any land or resources taken.

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