to pay for British troops stationed in the colonies
to pay for some of England's war debt
to pay for officials governing the colonies
because England kept raising taxes and putting taxes on new things and the colonists moved away from England to get away from high taxes
England put up taxes to the colonists because King George III needed to pay off some war expenses. The colonists did not want to pay these taxes for they did not to be ruled by England anymore.
the end of British taxes
Parliament raised taxes to get money because England was in debt for helping the colonists win the French and Indian war.
England
because England kept raising taxes and putting taxes on new things and the colonists moved away from England to get away from high taxes
the king of England
no
it was his charter to the Americas he has the right
King George made them pay unnecessary taxes.
moving
actually England gave taxes because the king was in debt because he spent all of his money on the french and Indian war
England put up taxes to the colonists because King George III needed to pay off some war expenses. The colonists did not want to pay these taxes for they did not to be ruled by England anymore.
The king imposed unjust taxes and restricted trade which made the colonists very mad.
The people of America were angry. The colonists did not like to pay high taxes to the King of England. They did not pay the taxes. The King of England sent an army to America. The army tried to make the colonists pay the taxes. The colonists wanted to be free from England. They started to fight the soldiers of the English army in 1775. The Americans started a war with England. We call it the Revolutionary War. George Washington was the leader of the American army. France helped the Americans during the War. The Americans won the war in 1783. They were free from England.
New England colonists used many of the instruments that we use today. For example, handmade flutes, drums, and guitars were commonly used by New England colonists.
the end of British taxes