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Why did the British change their political policies towards the colonist from 1763 to 1775 where the colonists Justified and their response to the British policies
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Why did the British change their political policies towards the colonist from 1763 to 1775 where the colonists Justified and their response to the British policies

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They started to tax the American Colonies. It was caused by the war debts incurred by the French and Indian war. Hopefully this helps!!
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