After the French and Indian War, tension between colonists and the British government increased because a. the British increased more taxes b. British troops refused to leave c. colonists went ahead with plans for the union d. the British began to ignore the colonists

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Gloria Sweeney

28 February, 03:35

After the French and Indian War, tension between colonists and the British government increased because a. the British increased more taxes b. British troops refused to leave c. colonists went ahead with plans for the union d. the British began to ignore the colonists

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Anahi Hancock · Answer 1

After the French and Indian War, tension between colonists and the British government increased because "a. the British increased more taxes". Taxation was at the heart of the colonists' grievances, especially because they had no representative in Parliament.