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Americans didn't repay prewar debt or return Loyalists property

The British didn't return runaway slaves and refused to give up military outposts near the Great Lakes

The war left the nation with a debt of about $27 million

Thousands of Loyalists lost their properties. Between 60,000 and 100,000 Loyalists left the U.S. and headed to Canada

Several thousand African Americans and Native Americans left for Canada aswell

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The United States were recognized as independent by Britain, clear boundaries were set, etc. Other than that, more problems arose than problems were solved after the Treaty of Paris, 1783.

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The six conditions
1) The U.S. was independent
2) Boundaries- Mississippi River (west), Canada (north), and Spanish Florida (south)
3) The U.S. would receive the right to fish off Canada's Atlantic Coast
4) Each side (America and Britain) would repay its debts to the other
5) The British would return any enslaved persons they had captured
6) Congress would recommend that the states return any property they had seized from Loyalists

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Editorial: The point of view from a patriot

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Editorial: The point of view from a patriot

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I am overjoyed that we won the revolutionary war! We are now an independent country and free from Britain's tyranny. Though, I am upset that all the government gave me for serving my country was a certificate for land in the west, that I had to sell to buy my basic needs like food. I hope I shall one day find land enough to lay my bones in.

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Editorial: The point of view from a Loyalist

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Editorial: The point of view from a Loyalist

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I am angry at Congress and the states. My property was seized by the states and all that Congress did was recommend that they give my property back. Congress did not force them to give my home back because they never liked that I was loyal to Britain. Some have to lament over the wreak of their departed wealth and estates and I am one of those people. On behalf of all Loyalists, I am enraged and believe it is not fair what both the states and Congress did to me and my family.