The Proclamation of 1763, which limited the expansion of the Thirteen Colonies west of the Appalachian mountains, was seen as which of the selections listed below by the colonists towards British colonial rule? Select one:

A. victories

B. benefits

C. agreements

D. grievances

Correct answer is D. grievances .

Explanation:

The only correct answer is D, because colonists were angry at British Government because of this decision.

As we can see other three options are presenting positive views on this decision, which was not the case for colonists.

Colonists believed that they contributed a lot to winning the French and Indian war, while British government instead by awarding them decided to punish them by not allowing them to settle more to the west and later imposing new taxes and not allowing them to have representative in British Parliament.

the first option is correct

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