The correct reason why the British raised taxes in the American colonies is to pay for the French and Indian War. The war had been costly for Britain, and they sought to raise revenue to cover the expenses incurred during the conflict, as well as to support the ongoing defense of the colonies.
1. Why did the British raise taxes in the American colonies?
To pay for the French and Indian War.
To give their British soldiers a raise.
To help their navy's anti-smuggling efforts.
To make the king richer.
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