We are getting close to the end of the first 9 weeks! I really enjoyed reading your comments last time! You took the time to reply to your peers with a NEW FACT and most of you were very careful NOT TO REPEAT WHAT WAS ALREADY SAID. Way to go!
Here's my new question: The French and Indian War (1754-1763) altered the relationship between Britain and the North American colonies. Assess this change with regard to ONE of the following things between 1763 and1775:
- Land acquisition
- Politics
- Economics
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The French and Indian War altered the relationship between Britain and the North Americans.with the treaty of paris the french could not get any land in north america which caused britian to get the land.due to native americans attacks britian basically said we dont want you going west of the appalachian mountains. the colonist people believed they deserved the land because they fought with the french for the land. tthis caused the american revolution.
ReplyDeleteI agree,don't forget about the fact that the colonists were mad about being taxed without representation.
DeleteYes, the fact that taxes were imposed amongst the colonists played a vital role in the changing between their relationship. It is the reason for many outbreaks and caused animosity between the two.
DeleteAn economic change between Britain and the American Colonies was that the colonists had to bear some of the burden of paying for the war through taxation. The war had cost the British around 140 million euros, half of which had been spent defending the American colonies, so they thought that the colonists should pay some of it. That is when taxes started to raise, starting with the Sugar Act of 1764, which raised the tax on foreign sugar. Then came the Quartering Act, the Stamp Act, and so on. These taxes made the American colonies angry, which establish the idea of No Taxation Without Representation.
ReplyDeleteGreat response! I would like to add that all of these taxes also led to the colonists' anger and wanting of independence from Britain.
DeleteAna Mendoza
i agree but also dont forget the Navigation Act which made sure that all the American products be shipped to Britain partly because they wanted to raise revenues but also because in that way they could interfere with the French in the caribbean.
DeleteThe Royal Proclamation of 1763 was issued Britain's acquisition of French territory in North America after the end of the French and Indian War, in which it forbade settlers from settling past a line drawn along the Appalachian Mountains. The purpose of the proclamation was to organize Great Britain's new North American empire and to stabilize relations with Native North Americans through regulation of trade, settlement, and land purchases on the western frontier. This also may have led to the Louisiana purchase, because as we all know, the colonists didn't obey Britain's orders.
ReplyDeleteI agree with you, Joe. But how could it have lead to the Louisiana Purchase if that was not til 1803?
DeleteBut they were also very upset about being taxed so much also.
DeleteLouisiana Purchase ended the French presence from North America completely which is what the British had hoped with the Indian-French war . It kind of had to do with the Proclamation of 1763 since the the land gained had been obtained from the French after winning the war.
DeleteI see where you are going with the Louisiana purchase. It was a way to achieve manifest destiny. After being constrained to the east, Americans sought to go as far west as possible. The Louisiana Purchase could have been a way to accomplish this by gaining land west of the Appalachian mountains from the French. Although not until 1803, it could still have been in the heart of Americans. Events that occur before our time affect our predecessors' psyche and thus could remain in a strong presence even after they are gone. Americans were left with the desire to roam freely after being caged up. Although this is not written in history, my theory still holds up okay. Thanks for giving me something to think about, Joe. (:
DeleteJust as Eric said Joe the purchase was done later so is that valid we may never know. I believe I might have been as u kno history repeats itself
DeleteI understand what you mean Eric. So to clarify what I said was that The Louisiana Purchase was an EFFECT of the French- and - Indian War. The war was just the cause. It is similar to the "Domino Effect".
DeleteFollowing the aftermath of the French and Indian War, Britain was heavily indebted because of the accumulative costs that were needed to support and supply an overseas army and the repair the damages made from warfare over the period of nine years. Out of fear for another financially depleting war, Britain forbade the American colonists from settling or exploring areas west of the Appalachian Mountains with the Proclamation of 1763. The proclamation was enacted in the hopes of preventing any further conflicts with the Native Americans. The American colonists, however, were angered by this action because they wanted to reap the potential benefits that could come with the acquisition of western lands. Some colonists were hindered from expanding westward since British troops halted all movement heading west of the Appalachians, but the proclamation soon proved to be relatively ineffective since many colonists disregarded the imaginary boundary line. This proved to be a problem for those who already claimed land in the west, for some were pushed off their land, but ultimately since too many settlements were beyond the limits of the proclamatory line colonists regained their land and were recognized as western settlements.
ReplyDeleteI agree with your response and how you described the effects of the Proclamation Line of 1763 with detail. The only part that I didn't understand was "This proved to be a problem for those who already claimed land in the west, for some were pushed off their land," who were those?
DeletePolitically the Americans begun branch off from the mother country and start their own government. They wanted to be on their own. They didn't agree with the British because they were in debt due to them sending troops to the colonies during and after the French and Indian War. The British attempted placing taxes on everyday things used by the colonist in order to slightly overcome the debt. The colonist didn't believe they should be the ones to pay so when the taxes so the begun with the "No Taxation Without Representation". The Americans begun to stand on their own with help of the French in order to gain their freedom and no longer be under British control.
ReplyDeleteI agree the british did try to set taxed but the colonists did not like that, they became very angry.
DeleteI agree, everything the British was doing (taxation, sending troops, etc.) made America angry giving their government a reason to want to split from them.
DeleteEconomically, the french and indian war caused drastic changes in the relationship between Britain and the American colonies. First of all the war caused Britian to be amassly dameged, This engaged animosity toward the american colonies, resulting in the heavy taxation of the colonist.
ReplyDeleteI agree the British applied many taxes from which the Americans would not stand for so they revolted and the British ended up setting taxes on the English which got them mad, Britain ended up loosing a lot of money and was unable to gain it back because the neither the Americans nor the English would pay taxes for their own reasons.
DeleteAlso the colonist were in debt from the war. After the war they had to come up with the all the money they had used on the war. They taxed them with the Sugar Act and Molasses Act.
DeleteThe british did apply to many taxes which led to the american revolution
DeleteI agree with you in that the war ended up causing them more problems economically. They had to come up with the money they spent on the war which lead to taxation.
DeleteThe french and indian was a war of the gaining of North American land. The british and north america both wanted this land and knew the only was to start a war. British ended up gaining the land because of a treaty, they soon took over. This caused many more problems, like the american revolution. Colonists were very angry.
ReplyDeleteYes the colonists were very angery. It's because the British started putting taxes on everything.
DeleteAnd British started putting taxes on everything as a way for the colonists could pay back the money that was spend in them during the war.
DeleteThe French and Indian War altered the the Britain and North American colonies by having conflict with land acquisition. French and England had a colonial conflict over territory (land) and wealth. They both wanted to increase their land size. The English sent a message to the French demanding them to withdraw their troops from their land and the French rejected it. This led to more demands and rejections. And that led to small battles. They were serious and demanded their land. This created great tension between the two.
ReplyDeleteThat's true, and that also began to cause problems for the colonists, problems that would cause big problems.
DeleteThis would be a great response if you were to assess the subject of land acquisition with the change of relationship between the French and the English. However, I believe we were supposed to assess the change of relationship between the English and their North American colonies with one of the three topics mentioned in the prompt. Still, the relationship between the English and the French was very hostile during the French and Indian War. Both powers were interested in conquering North America to benefit their "3 G's" plan - to attain gold from the area, to spread their specific belief in God or practice their own belief freely, and to acquire land, ergo giving them power.
Deletethis is true, and it goes with my statement because after the french and indian war conflicts kept coming up more and more often with the demands and taxes.
DeleteThe French and Indian War is to blame for the American Revolution. Ideologically, it brought up colonial feelings of resentment toward Britain. It also changed the political relationship between England and its colonists because the English were forced to unfairly tax them due to their economical struggles. The colonists in turn, boycotted, thus further damaging their economic relationship with their mother country. After the French and Indian War, America would never be the same.
ReplyDeletei agrre with you michelle after the french revolution it was an chain reaction american revolution and french revolution.
DeleteOne major change was because Britain became indebted as an efect of this war, so the only way for them to get the money was to tax the colonies, which inturn made them mad so they stared to rebell, then causing things The Boston Tea Party.
ReplyDeleteyes, true. The colonists used boycott to protest many of the items that had been taxed unfairly. An example of this would be the Boston Tea Party, like you said.
DeleteI agree with you, colonist were indeed very angry! Who wouldn't want to rebel against someone trying to impose taxes on them.
DeleteThe french and indian war caused britain to need money because of all the military expenses.So they decided to pass more taxes on the colonies such as the stamp act and the townshed act. Causing them to in the future fight the american evolution
ReplyDeleteI agree.They put Taxes on differnt things.Taxation without representation.
DeleteI agree with andres because the colony people fought for the british last man in the process and then were taxed. They fought for land and when they found out they couldn't live on it which caused the american revolution
DeleteThe French and Indian War caused land aquistion for america.After the french and indian war america began to realize britians cruel ways and the american revolution began with allies (france).Which allowed them to succed in their independence and ablility to move westward.Also This permenant allie that america established later came to hanut them when the french in war with england and test the first president
ReplyDeleteWell Britain began to realize the neglect in the N.A colonies.
DeleteBefore the French and Indian war, the British were not really strict with the colonies. Colonies were profiting from salutory neglect befor the French and Indian war. After the French and Indian war the British started to pay attention to the colonies,so they stoped the colonies from independent government like the Virginia House of Burgesses. Not only that,but colonies were being taxed thanks to the stamp and tea acts
ReplyDeleteOther taxes were on sugar; sugar act,Navigation Acts, and also on imported goods.
DeleteUsing rational reasoning, the French and Indian War altered the relationship between the American Colonies and Britain by bringing up colonial resentment towards their mother country. This connects with how their relationship altered economically and politically. Because the French and Indian War caused the British to go into exorbitantly debt, they unfairly and brutally taxed them (the colonists). This caused the colonists to boycott and begin the American Revolution in order to gain independence and start over all by themselves, in hopes to become a new nation.
ReplyDeleteThis post does talk about the taxes and expenses that were being created but you could have added things like how this war caused britian to have a heavier control over the colonies. Overall,its a good post with true facts
DeleteThe Boston Tea Party was a sing of the troubles that were to come of the period. Eventually the American revolution happened.
DeleteAs some may know the French and Indian War drove away the British's attention from the Colonies for 9 years allowing them to exercise self-government and not enforcing strict laws on them which the colonists benifited from, this was called Salutary Neglect. After the war everything went down hill for the colonies they were politically impacted as the British turned their eyes back at them and placed a tight leash upon them. The British stopped the colonies from having independent goverenments, like the Virginia House of Burgesses. Also, the Proclamation for 1763 was passed, stopping the colonists from moving west of the Appalacian Mts.;multiple taxes like the Stamp and the Tea acts were also passed. Basically, after the French and Indian war, the British kept a politically tighter leash on the colonies, pushing them towards independence.
ReplyDeleteI agree with the fact that Salutary Neglect was one factor which increased self government for the colonies. While after the war British held the colonists in a situation that would end their debt. After which self government was ended in the colonies by the British.
DeleteA political change caused by the French and Indian War was Britain's abandonment of salutary neglect towards the colonies. Soon, taxes and regular trade began to be forced on the colonists again. This is because Britain had gained more land after the war(the rich Ohio Valley), but did not have a strong economical status to control it. This also led to the colonists feeling more distant from the crown and begin believing they could achieve independence.
ReplyDeleteAna Mendoza
I completely agree Ana. Not only that, but the British also prohibited the colonists from settling in the gained land, which made them even more angry, and more determined to gain independence.
Deletei agree when Britain started taxing it made the colonist morw distant from them
DeleteI agree with your comment! The taxes that Britain implemented along with the colonies feeling distant eventually led to the American Revolution, and none of this would have happened without the French and Indian war.
DeleteEconomically, the British required America to ship things such as raw materials. America put up with it for a while especially because of the Navigation Acts, meaning America was only allowed to ship to England. Then, Britain started to tax America (Stamp Act and Molasses Act) in order to pay for the war because they were already in debt. Soon, Americans became angry which is where the saying, "No taxation without representation" came from. That was the beginning of conflict between America and Britain.
ReplyDeleteI agree mainly because of the whole raw materials thing. That was a huge problem since sometimes the colonies would sell raw materials practically for free to England. They would cut off their trade with other foreign nations preventing profit that could have tripled their money making from selling to England.
DeleteThe French and Indian war changed many things but one thing it changed was where the colonists could settle.
ReplyDeleteSettlement Limit A Proclamation is issued by the British government, forbidding American colonial settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains. Which made settling very difficult for the colonists.
They thought it would prevent future conflicts but really included more. The colonists were very anger when the Proclamation of 1763 was passed they began to ignore the laws.
The Seven Year War caused Britain, even though they were victorious, to be in a lot of debt, causing them to begin reforming colonial administration, enforcing tax laws, and placing troops in the colonies. The relationship between America and the Britain, became very strained due to this.
ReplyDeleteBefore the French and Indian War, Britain barely enforced laws in the colonies. After the French and Indian War, Britain had to find a way to get their money back. So they started passing taxes on many of the things the colonists used everyday for example like townsend act and the stamp act. which forced colonist to give up money or things they use in daily life
ReplyDeleteTrue homie just as i said there were many taxes imposed on the colonies to help pay for that that.
DeleteThe French and Indian War caused many changes with politics, economics and the land. One of the things that it changed for the economics was the taxing as many others have said already. But it also led to the end of mercantilism. The taxes put onto these items seemed unjust to the colonists and refused to support the trade.
ReplyDeleteThe French and Indian War altered the relationship between the American Colonies and BritaIn by leaving britain in debt because of this war to exceed the debts they used taxation as a way of taking money from colonists.
ReplyDeleteThat is true, Marlon. Britain forgot about the colonies for about nine years because of the war. The colonies became independent of the king and then all of a sudden, they were taxed heavily.
DeleteAnd also led the colonists to question the government from Britain.
DeleteThe French and Indian War altered the relationship between the British and North American colonies by competing for land and trading rights which then caused the war, but since the Indians lived in the same region it turned into basically war between Indians and French. The war caused many indian nations changed their war policies and turned their backs on the French. They had better resources than the British and the French had little hope and lost the whole North American continent.
ReplyDeleteAfter the war , British gained land from the French. Colonists whom had fought or lost family on the French Indian War expected to use this land for new settlement . However Natives still lived in this areas and Colonists didn't treat them so well .Therefore the King didn't want to deal with this issue and pass the Proclamtion of 1763 which stopped the colonists from moving west of the Appalachian Mts. The Proclamation of 1763 dealt with the "Indian" problem, essentially ignoring the native people and restricting colonial ventures to all territory east of the Appalachian Mountains. This slowly led to the American colonists wanting to gain independence from the British and the creation of a self government.
ReplyDeleteThe French and Indian War led to political unrest among the Britain and its colonies. The war left Britain in a debt of approximately 50 billion pounds in contemporary times. As we all know, in a time of war, the burden is felt by the citizens. The British in the home land were already being overly taxed and refused to pay more while the colonists were wealthy and prosperous, yet paid less. The colonists were then asked to pay half of the cost used to protect them and refused. This led to Parliamentary Taxation. They were taxed on everything from travel to legal documents and sugar. Although the colonists managed to pay these taxes just fine, it was still and insult to be taxed by a nation that offered them no place in government. The colonists had reached their moment in history were they were "militarized" by the recent training during the war, ambitious and defiant to any rules of restrained settlements, and simply a child ready to let go of their mother's hand. They sought independence and thus began the American Revolution.
ReplyDeleteThe French and Indian war had a big economic effect on the English. Since the english beat the British they were upset. So, to get "revenge" they decided to impose high taxes on the colonist. What better way to get revenge than make people pay more right? This angered the colonist and lead to the colonist to disrespect British loyalty.
ReplyDeleteAfter the war, the British ended salutary neglect and kept the North American colonies under their wing. They imposed higher taxes to pay for the war, taxes such as the stamp act, sugar act, etc. This change in the colonies would later lead to the revolutionary war. The change in the economy was highly important because this is what truly infuriated the colonials, thus leading to the American revolution.
ReplyDeleteI agree with you, however, the colonies were not starting to get taxed because the British ended the saultory neglect. The began to get taxed because of the debt that Britain was in after the French and Indian War.
DeleteThe French And Indian War Had A Huge Impact Dealing With The Political Relationship Between Britain And Its colonies.Britain Was Sucessful in The French And Indian War, However The Celebration Came To A Disturbing Hault With The Way England Managed Its Colonies Afterwards. England Cut their Salutary Neglect Toward The Colonies. However, The only Reason England Did This WasTo Impose Strict Regular Trade And Taxes on The Colonies.
ReplyDeleteA major change in the French and Indian was how British was put so deep into debt cause of the Military exspences. So in order to replace the debt they put taxes on good. Putting taxes on goods caused the colonist to eventually rebell and fight the British
ReplyDeleteAnd by the british taxing the colonist the colonist began to fight back against the british. For example the Boston Tea Party.
ReplyDeleteAs a result of the french and indian war, the britishs attention was drawn onto the colonies for the first time in a long time. Before the war, north american colonies were profiting from salutory neglecy, meaning that the british were neglecting the colonies and the colonies were benefiting from it. After the war, the british put more of a tight leash upon the colonies. They stopped the colonies from having independent governments. The stamp and tea acts were also passed. The leash put onto the colonies aso pushed the colonies toward independence.
ReplyDeleteBecause of the war faught between the French and British the colonists where ultimately taxed very heavily. The British abandoned the salutary neglect that was in place. Which in retired cause more rebellion within the colonies.
ReplyDeleteAfter the French and Indian war, Great Britain was left in total debt. In order to pay this off, they began to tax the colonies. This led to tension between the two. Britain also began to enforce their policies of mercantilism, and the animosity between them and their colonies only increased from there.
ReplyDeleteThe French and Indian War altered the Britain and North American colonies by having conflict with land acquisition between 1763 and 1775. Land and wealth were two of the many reasons why French and England had a colonial conflict between each other. As the French and England began to expand towards one another, they were destined to come into conflict. The treaty of aix-la-chapelle did little or nothing towards marking out boundaries and stopping conflict in North America. They both wanted a larger mass of territory no matter what cause and once they met, the conflict began. The French rejected a demand from England for their land and all of this led to small battles between the two. This later turned into a war wich led to economic troubles after it all.
ReplyDeleteThe French and the English were competing for land and trading rights in North America; these strivings resulted in a great deal of disputed land, particularly that of the rich Ohio Valley. Each nation saw this territory as vital in its effort to increase its own power and wealth while simultaneously limiting the strength of its rival. Although the war itself therefore stemmed from a fairly simple motivation, its consequences were far- reaching. The English victory in the war decided the colonial fate of North America, and yet at the same time sowed the seeds of the eventual colonial revolution. This was a change regarding land acquisition.
ReplyDeleteVery enlightening to find out there were causes that led to the revolution other than the colonists' rage towards Great Britain for all the irrational taxation. They also thought it was just baffling being controlled by people all the way across an ocean determining their everyday lives.
DeleteAfter Britain's victory in the French and Indian War, relations between North American and Britain certainly altered. Due to Britain's gain of land, they needed the money they invested in acquiring this land back, and what other way to gain it than by taxing the colonies. This then angered the colonies. They felt they were being mistreated due to taxation without representation.
ReplyDeleteThe French and indian war left England with a great debt that they thought to pay with the excessive taxes placed on the colonies. Amongst these obsurd actions take up by the Mother country was the Navigation acts which made the colonies trade exclusively with England. Britain ofcourse wouldnt pay the colonies as much as other options( French and Spain) so this led to the colonies having to sneak around traiding with others or in other words. "enemy ports". Over taxation also led to the need for independance. Also there was a great feeling of unity because the French and Indian war encouraged it. Soldiers from diffrent colonies came together and the victory bolstered colonial self-esteem.
ReplyDeleteThe French and Indian war left Great Britain in massive dept. Naturally, the British in order to pay that off, began to tax the colonies. At first, it was tolerable, but soon grew irrational. They believed if they weren't being represented in Britain, the taxes were unjust-taxation without representation. (Political) Tensions rose and parliament became more intrusive on their rights. Eventually, Americans didn't want to be a part of Great Britain and soon began the colonial revolution.
ReplyDeleteRelating to whole french and Idian war, the prime focus was money during that time. With all the dept England had they had to get rid of it some how so it was a simple tax the colonies thing. These absurd taxes is what led to our independence. What im getting at ,though, is that democratic government we would develop. If England hadn't pushed the colonies to such a point who knows how America would be today. Not mention with the demand for a representative government lead to diplomatic relations with the French which saved us from losing the war. Plus multiple other relations that became a huge impact on foreign trade.
ReplyDeleteI agree. The French and Indian war caused lots of debt and problems in England. The taxes that England had to charge on its people were indeed outrageous. Who knew America would develop from this? Great information you added in there.
DeleteAFter the French and Indian War, Britain gained a large amount of land west of the colonies from France. However, since they were in debt, they issued the Proclamation of 1763, saying that colonists could not settle to the west of the Appalachian Mountains, so Britain wouldn't have to pay for more protection of the colonies from the Native Americans. The colonists were angered by this because they could not settle in newly acquired land, so they ignored the proclamation.
ReplyDeleteFollowing the French and Indian war, many colonist were in debt from having to pay for expenses the war caused. This caused Britain's taxation upon the colonists. Who began to revolt which caused The King to withdraw salutary neglect angering the colonists even more. This put a strain on the colonists faith in the king and his officials. This also pushed septic colonists to the fight for Independence.
ReplyDeleteThe French and Indian war lead to some economic hardships in Great Britain. This caused Britain to tax their people. Taxation caused lots of anger throughout Britain. Taxes became without representation and caused the colonist to go against the government, fighting for their rights.
ReplyDeletePolitically the French & Indian War determined who was on the United State's side & how much faith one side had in the other. Though the front title of the war doesn't name the U.S. Or the British but it symbalizes the alliances between the three powerful nations (U.S. & Britian& France). Now that the U.S. was in the story, Britian did not want to look like the "thrid wheel" or the 2nd best, they wanted to BE the best. The acts and wins taking place in this war not only changed laws and allianecs but was evincing who was the top nation & who could take the most land with the right resources. Not only that but in another way to think about the situation, its as if the mother (Britian) forced their offspring (U.S.) to obey & pay them back for taking care of them their entire life, even though the offspring is now an adultliving their own life.
ReplyDeleteI agree with this due to the fact Britian kept passing acts (Stamp & Quater Act) with the Navagation act but less lienant because Britian saw this as a horse out of control.
ReplyDeleteA political change between the Colonies and Britian after the French and Indian war, was Britian got rid of their governments, like the Virginia House of Burgesses, and they also tighten their grip on the Colonies' trade by placing the Proclamation Act of 1763.
ReplyDeleteAgreed, Britain also raised taxes in the Colonies to pay for the war debt.
DeleteThe Proclamation act was what stopped the colonist from moving westward to the Applacation Mts.
DeleteThe french and indian war altered the relationship with Britain and the North american colonies with economics. After the war the king was in debt so he made them pay with taxes and acts. the colonists hated that so they started a rebellion.
ReplyDeleteThe salem witchcraft trials caused great tensions in colonial society. In total 19 men and women were convicted. Most of these convictions were caused by personal jealousies. The Salem witchcraft trials caused the fail of trust between colonies. Colonies with close bonds became broken and colonies with not a great bond were worse. Once after the Salem trials, coloniests had to restart and each others trust. The Salem withcraft trials were basiclly a big block from colonies being a union
ReplyDeleteI agree with you yet in reality there was even more people that were convicted and trialed for being witches.
DeleteThe French and Indian War was a war about Imperialism. Britain won the war and therefore decided the colonial fate of the North American Colonies. Economically after the war, Britain decided to make the colonies pay for the costs of the war. They imposed and raised taxes in the colonies. This caused tension in the colonies and would be one of the main reasons for the start of the revolutionary war.
ReplyDeleteThe French and Indian war altered the Relationship between Britian and North American by causing Britian to go into debt and taxes were raised by the king. Britian was now paying more attaention to all of North America's moves, causing problems in the colonies.
ReplyDeleteI agree with sam, britian even raised taxes just to pay for this huge debt they were in.
DeleteEconomics. The war between the colonies and france wasnt cheap so britain had to find a way to pay for it so what better way than what theyve been using the colonies for. The colonies were used to pay for the war by being taxed on different things.
ReplyDeleteLand acquisition was one factor that was easily prevented after the Seven Years War had ended. The French were ceded from their acquired land to the west of the Mississippi because of the Treaty of Paris. While there was an effect of the payment that the colonies had to offer to their mother country to pay of the debt that Britain had gotten into. After, this debt had been started by Britain there was the beginning of tax given to colonists. Which would increase the tension between the mother country and their colonies.
ReplyDeleteThe French and Indian war changed the relations between France and Britain because of debt and land problems. Britain gained part of the French Territory and established and empire and also were in debt which the colonies had to suffer that.
ReplyDeleteWell the war gave an extra push to the colonies independence because Britain charge a lot of taxes for the colonies so that they could pay back all the money that went in the war. That made the colonies mad and started the revolution war.
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