The year that marked the signing of the Treaty of Paris that ended the Revolutionary War was 1783. This treaty recognized the sovereignty of the United States and formally concluded the conflict between Great Britain and the American colonies. The treaty not only established the U.S. borders but also addressed various negotiations regarding fishing rights and the repayment of debts. Its signing signified the birth of the United States as an independent nation and laid the foundation for its future governance and international relations. The Treaty of Paris 1783 is therefore a key milestone in American history.