Question

After the french and indian war, british political leaders were determined to:

Answer 1

Defend newly won territory from attacks, doubling down on British Army in America, requiring additional revenue. Passing Stamp Act to pay for war debt and finance British Army presence. First tax, met with resistance.

Step-by-step explanation:

Research: Impact of Seven Year War and Treaty of Paris

Answer 2

Required on nerves American colonies to pay a greater share of the Empire's administrative expenses.