How did the French and Indian War lead to feelings of tyranny among American colonists?(1 point) Responses Colonists were allowed to self-govern more freely Colonists were allowed to self-govern more freely The British government increased taxes to pay for the war debt The British government increased taxes to pay for the war debt The colonists desired to adhere to more British boundary policies The colonists desired to adhere to more British boundary policies The war created peace with Native American tribes

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How did the French and Indian War lead to feelings of tyranny among American colonists?(1 point) Responses Colonists were allowed to self-govern more freely Colonists were allowed to self-govern more freely The British government increased taxes to pay for the war debt The British government increased taxes to pay for the war debt The colonists desired to adhere to more British boundary policies The colonists desired to adhere to more British boundary policies The war created peace with Native American tribes

Answer 1

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 debt incurred during the war, leading to an increase in taxes and new tax laws imposed on the American colonists. This raised feelings of tyranny among the colonists, as they had no representation in the British Parliament to voice their concerns about these taxes.