The Treaty of Utrecht also had an strong impact on history of America (the continent, not the country).
As a result of this treaty, France ceded the following territories to England:
The Treaty also recognized the Iroquois as British servants and France was not supposed to fight against them anymore. The Iroquois themselves were not too happy about that because they were not asked about who they wanted to ally themselves with.
The Treaty of Utrecht was the first big loss for France in the new world and forced the French pioneers to explore and populate the region west to the Great Lakes. It is often refered in Québec's history as "le début de la fin" (the start of the end, referring to French presence in North America).