The Treaty of Portsmouth was created to address the conflicts between the British and the Wabanaki Confederacy. The British wanted to end the alliance between the Wabanaki confederacy and the French and also gain control of the land. It aimed to bring peace and stability to the region by resolving disputes and ensuring mutual respect between the parties involved. The treaty impacted the British and the Wabanaki confederacy, specifically addressing their conflicts and establishing boundaries and trade agreements. The Treaty of Portsmouth was signed on July 13th 1713, marking an important milestone in history. The terms of the treaty of Portsmouth included the British agreeing not to build on Wabanaki land, conducting trade at a neutral location,
