The primary result of the Treaty of Paris in 1763 was the conclusion of the Seven Years' War, which reshaped territorial claims in North America. As a result of the treaty, Great Britain gained significant territorial control over Canada and Florida while France ceded its territories in continental North America. This shift drastically altered the balance of power in North America and set the stage for future conflicts between British colonists and Indigenous peoples, as well as tension that led to the American Revolution due to British taxation and governance practices imposed on the colonies.