What city became the capital of east florida after the treaty of paris in 1763? a. st. augustine b. pensacola c. havana d. new orleans

The correct answer is A. The city that became the capital of East Florida after the Treaty of Paris in 1763 was St. Augustine.

Explanation:

East Florida arose after the division of Florida carried out by England in 1763, after its cession by Spain in the Treaty of Paris (1763) that included part of the current southern coast of the United States from the island of Amelia to the keys on the east coast and the Apalachicola river on the west.

The British divided the territories received in two parts:

-East Florida, with capital in Saint Augustine, which occupied largely the peninsula of Florida.

-West Florida, with capital in Pensacola.

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