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What tax did Britain make on colonies after the french and Indian war?
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∙ 11y ago
the sugar act, and the stamp act
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How did the French and Indian war make the colonies ripe for change?
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Why did he british make new taxes for the colonies?
to help pay their dept from the french-indian war
What dispute led to the French and Indian War?
The French and Indian War led to the American Revolution. England who had neglected the colonies for two hundred years decided to make the colonies pay for the war with a number of taxes. It is also where George Washington got his military training.
What happened to all colonies in 1776?
The acts gave Britain the right to make ALLdecisions for the colonies.
Why did King George III make the stamp act?
Because he lost money from the French and Indian War.
Why did Britain's government tax colonies?
to make more money
What 6 colonies make up the new England colonies?
French Fries
What are the 3 reasons for the funding of the colony ofGeorgia?
A balanced trading policy to make great Britain sufficientDefensive buffers to protect British colonies from French and other countries
What year did Britain make a treaty to turn the thirteen colonies to turn the colonies into the US?
Britain, France, Spain, Holland, and the US signed a peace treaty in 1783
What was the purpose of English colonies?
To allow Britain to gain more money, and to increase culture and products. It goes this way. Britain / \ Colonies -- East indies Britain supplied the clothing -and other products to make products- . Colonies supplied products. East indies supplied the items used to help make the products, like mollasses. To allow Britain to gain more money, and to increase culture and products. It goes this way. Britain / \ Colonies -- East indies Britain supplied the clothing -and other products to make products- . Colonies supplied products. East indies supplied the items used to help make the products, like mollasses.
How did Britain's victory in the French and Indian War make it the most powerful force in North America?
Britain gained all French territory in North America as a result of them winning the French and Indian War. However, the largest French territory, Louisiana, was ceded to Spain before the end of the war to prevent the British take over of the territory. So in reality, Spain and the UK were still battling for power in the Americas as France was only left with its territory of Haiti in the Caribbean. Spain had more land area than Britain but lost its power in the 1800s when all its territory became independent. Britain remains in the Americas even 'til today.
How did the french and Indians war make the colonies ripe for change?
Ifk
