What happened to many of the Native American hunting grounds after the French and Indian War?

After the French and Indian War, many Native American hunting grounds were significantly reduced as a result of British expansion. The British government, seeking to consolidate control over the newly acquired territories, imposed restrictions on westward migration, but settlers often ignored these boundaries. This led to increased conflicts over land and resources, as Native Americans were pushed further from their traditional hunting grounds. Ultimately, these changes contributed to the displacement and marginalization of many Native American tribes.