Question

Why was the French and Indian War considered a cause of the American Revolution? Question 13 options: The cost of the war led to high taxes on American colonists Native Americans were not happy with Great Britain either The war lasted from 1754 and 1763 which meant it was very close to when the American Revolution started. It was not a cause of the American Revolution.

Answer 1

B) The cost of the war led to high taxes on American colonists

Step-by-step explanation:

Britain was in a recession after a war, so it created taxes for the colonists in America. The British Parliament put taxes on sugar and molasses and enforced tax collection. The Stamp Act was created but later repealed, and the Townshend Acts caused frustration that led to a colonial revolt.

Answer 2

Answer: The cost of the war led to high taxes on American colonists

Explanation: The taxes were high but tensions were higher. Colonists felt the taxes were unfair because they had no representation in the British government.