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How did the british's need for revenue correlate to its eroding relationship with the colonies?
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How did the british's need for revenue correlate to its eroding relationship with the colonies?

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Britain needed money from the seven years war and decided to tax the colonies more than previously. The British government decided to tax the imported resources the American Colonies needed like Tea.
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