Why did the Proclamation of 1763 anger the colonists?

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Answer 1

The proclamation basically told colonists that they could not expand their territory past the Appalachian mountains, which meant those colonists would be very limited in the amount of land they could own and profit from. The colonists thought they had basically earned rights to that territory fighting in the French and Indian war.

Answer 2

The proclamation angered the colonists in about the same way that you anger me by leaning on the keyboard and generating all of that junk.