How did the French and Indian War lead to feelings of tyranny among American colonists?(1 point)ResponsesColonists were allowed to self-govern more freelyColonists were allowed to self-govern more freelyThe British government increased taxes to pay for the war debtThe British government increased taxes to pay for the war debtThe colonists desired to adhere to more British boundary policiesThe colonists desired to adhere to more British boundary policiesThe war created peace with Native American tribes
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The correct response is: The British government increased taxes to pay for the war debt.
After the French and Indian War, the British government sought to recover the costs of the war, which led to increased taxation on the American colonists. This taxation, implemented without the colonists having representation in Parliament, fostered feelings of tyranny and resentment toward British rule among the colonists.
