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24 September, 06:41

2. Why did the colonists oppose the taxes imposed after the French and Indian War?

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    The expense of the French and Indian war caused conflict between the 13 colonies and great Britain becouse britain wanted to finance the wars y resources and income that was produced in colonies both via mercantilistic system and taxes colonists felt lik second category citizens
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