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Did England tax colonists in the seventeenth hundreds so they could pay off their debts?
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∙ 12y ago
yes they did. they taxed so they could pay off their debts from the french and Indian war
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What was one result of the navigation acts-?
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He made sure colonists didn't pass any laws that could hurt England A+
How did the navigation act affect the colonies?
Colonists could only trade with England.....(:
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What does Tea Act means?
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How is the French and Indian War a reason for the Revolutionary War?
Tbe colonists help fight the French so that England could gain control of some land west of the Applachian Mountains. Remember at this time, the colonists were still loyal to England. After the French and Indian war, England did not want the colonists to get into fights with the natives on the western side of the colonies. So then the issued the (Royal) Proclmation of 1763, stating that the Colonists could not move west of the Appalachian Mountains. The colonists were really mad at this, because they had just fought a war to gain land, and now they weren't allowed to move onto it.From the war, England was also in a huge debt, so they started taxing the colonists on all sorts of everyday neccesities, and people started having boycotts and protests against the products made from England. Thus, the Revolutionary War eventually started when the colonists got mad enough at England.
How many miles from New England to Indianapolis?
New England's a big place. Estimates could vary by hundreds of miles. Indy to Boston is about 950 miles.
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It forbade the colonists to travel past the Appalachian Mountains because England felt that they could not provide sufficient protection to the colonists after that point from the Native Americans and the French.
