True.
The King planned to collect debt from the colonists primarily through taxation. He imposed various taxes, such as the Stamp Act and the Townshend Acts, which required colonists to pay for goods and services directly to the British government. This was intended to raise revenue to cover the costs of the French and Indian War and to maintain British troops in North America. The colonists' resistance to these taxes ultimately fueled tensions that led to the American Revolution.
Saratoga
It was Metacom, who was also known as King Phillip.
One reason is that after the French and Indian War, Britain was in debt, because it had spent so much money on the war. Because they needed money, they taxed the colonists, which led to the colonists disagreeing with the unfair taxation, which led to riots and tension between the colonies and Britain, which led to many conflicts, eventually resulting in th Revolutionary War.
King George
True.
It was Metacom, who was also known as King Phillip.
Saratoga
It was Metacom, who was also known as King Phillip.
He enforced the Intolerble Acts, which the colonists hated. These acts basically led to the Revolution.
Saratoga Bunker Hill
One reason is that after the French and Indian War, Britain was in debt, because it had spent so much money on the war. Because they needed money, they taxed the colonists, which led to the colonists disagreeing with the unfair taxation, which led to riots and tension between the colonies and Britain, which led to many conflicts, eventually resulting in th Revolutionary War.
Bunker Hill.
Freedom from Tyranny. The King of England was continuing to charge outrages taxes for everything needed by the colonists. There was no representation of the colonists in British Parliament.
King Philip led his Wampanoag tribe and their allies in a losing fight against encroachments of New England colonists.
The reason the British imposed the Tea Act on the Colonists was due to debt. Britain had taken on much debt to help the colonists and they were trying to recover some of the funds.