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After the french and indian war, what are two reasons the british government began placing new taxes on the colonists
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After the french and indian war, what are two reasons the british government began placing new taxes on the colonists
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the british had sent many troops and supplies over , thus the war became a high expense for the british which led to the introduction of the stamp act and other taxes
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