Indian Reserveball (1763)

Indian Reserveball
↓ ↓ 1763 – 1783
General information
Government	Territory of British Americaball
Language(s)	English Amerindian languages
Affiliation	British Empireball British Americaball
Relations and opinions
Enemies	UKball (half of the time) USAball
Historical information
Preceded by	3ball
Succeeded by	Virginiaball North Carolinaball New Yorkball Pennsylvaniaball Georgiaball

Indian Reserveball was a territoryball given for Native Americanballs by British Empireball. It's clay is now Tennesseeball, Mississippiball, Alabamaball, Kentuckyball, northern Vermontball, western New Yorkball, West Virginiaball, Pennsylvaniaball, North Carolinaball and Georgiaball.

History

It was 3ball's clay, later disputed between New Franceball and British Americaball who at this point were emerging. After the Seven Years War, the British won and kept their claims. Well actually, they settled on the region. However the 3ball attempted a rebellion known as "Pontiac's War'.

The rebellion failed, but to prevent another one British Empireball gave them their own reserve, using the Appalachian mountains as a boundary border from neighboring colonists. Thirteen Coloniesball felt betrayed by its own dad in reaction to this as it worked hard to take down New Franceball and expand west.

A few years later, the American Revolution happened. Most 3balls sided with the British to prevent losing their home to invading Muricanballs, however the first 3balls joined the Murican side. After UKball saw its defeat, USAball and its children was given the lands west of the Appalachian.

From the Treaty of Paris:

• Virginiaball - Gains clay of modern day West Virginiaball and Kentuckyball.
• North Carolinaball - Gains clay of modern day Tennesseeball.
• New Yorkball and Pennsylvaniaball - All gain small slices of clay.
• Georgiaball - Gains a small amount of western clay, and claimed the clay of what would be the future Mississippi Territoryball, but no other state recongized Georgiaball's claims on Mississippi Territoryball.