After the French and Indian War, were the colonist allowed to enjoy the rewards given to Great Britain such as the new land won in the war? Explain.

No.

Explanation:

Great Britain had made a treaty that stated that all settlers were not to settle past the appellation (the mountain range near the east coast) line.

In the late 1800s, the majority of new immigrants were Catholic.

As a result, protestant Americans viewed the immigrant Catholics as a threat to their jobs.

This combined with the religious differences caused a lot of tension.