Product Overview
Bring the story of early America to life with this coordinated two-poster set. The Proclamation of 1763 map shows the British crown’s attempt to halt westward expansion after the Seven Years’ War, while the Native American Tribes map highlights the rich mosaic of Indigenous nations whose lands were affected by that decree. Together the posters create a vivid classroom or study corner that links colonial policy to the geography and cultures it impacted. Each 12x18 inch print is produced on durable paper by PosterEnvy, a family-owned, solar-powered company in the USA. Display them side by side for a ready-made lesson on the American Revolution, or separate them to anchor different sections of a history wall.
- Pair the Proclamation of 1763 map with the Native American Tribes map to teach how one royal decree reshaped the colonies and the lands of dozens of Indigenous nations.
- Hang these two 12x18 inch posters together for an instant, coordinated look that connects British colonial policy with the geography and cultures of early America.
- Printed on heavy-duty paper, each poster is built to survive daily classroom use while staying vibrant for years.
- Proudly made in the USA by PosterEnvy, a family-owned shop running on solar power for more than twenty years.
- Perfect for teachers, homeschoolers, or history buffs who want an eye-catching display that sparks discussion about the road to revolution.
