Question

Leading up to the American Revolution, economic and political problems between the colonists and Great Britain were on the rise. Choose THREE examples of colonists' motivations for declaring independence from Great Britain

Question 8 options:

During a protest, several colonists were killed by British soldiers in the Boston Massacre.


British troops were sent to America to enforce the Crown's strict tax laws.


Colonists wanted to give American citizenship to Native Americans and slaves.


Great Britain's government wanted to put an end to slavery in the Southern colonies.


Great Britain's government wanted to pay its war debt by taxing the colonists.

(choose 3)

Answer 1

British troops were set to America to enforce the crown strict tax laws

Answer 2

Answer: British troops were sent to America to enforce the Crown's strict tax laws.

Great Britain's government wanted to put an end to slavery in the Southern colonies.

Great Britain's government wanted to pay its war debt by taxing the colonists.

Step-by-step explanation:

The colonist didn't want to end slavery because they had free labor and because the British already had ended it in Britain. the British government was in a lot of debt so they made them pay extra on items, and they didn't want them to tax them because it wasn't fair because they don't live there and it was taxation without representation. the Crown's strict laws were ridiculous.