The French and Indian War, that was taking place in 1754-63, altered the political, economic, and ideological relationship between Britain and its American colonies in many ways. This war led British government to really high debt, so parliament decided put taxes on the American colonies but the colonist didn't feel fair that the mother country in which they were not represented should tax them. The colonists boycotted, that brought up feelings of resentment toward Britain. After the French and Indian War France had no longer major part of the North America. It brought up extreme changes in the new world. The eastern part of the coast had been governed by England. But since England had a huge debt and
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Britain believed that it was “ increase in territory”. But it only indignant American colonists. At the end of War the British issued a proclamation of 1763 that created a boundary line between Native Americans and colonies; The British government wanted avoid creating tension between them. But colonies get angry because their right to freedom was limited since some colonist had to be relocated further east from Appalachian mountain. Native Americans believed that they “had no right to settle” since “white People invaded their land and settled there. Because of many regulations colonial ideological values to Britain began to change. After war in 1754-1763 even soldiers didn't feel English, they “thought we be Englishmen born, we are denied Englishmen’s liberty”. It helped to create colonial rebellion, because negative altitude was around the war. People brought up boycotts to make changes. One of the most popular boycotts took place after putting taxation on the tee goods (Tea tax). In the response of taxes colonists went to ships in Boston Harbor and threw crates of tea overboard. It became known as the Boston Tea Party. But on the other side a lot of people stayed loyal to the colonies. They believed that “Mother (country), who has most generously rescued and protected
Britain believed that it was “ increase in territory”. But it only indignant American colonists. At the end of War the British issued a proclamation of 1763 that created a boundary line between Native Americans and colonies; The British government wanted avoid creating tension between them. But colonies get angry because their right to freedom was limited since some colonist had to be relocated further east from Appalachian mountain. Native Americans believed that they “had no right to settle” since “white People invaded their land and settled there. Because of many regulations colonial ideological values to Britain began to change. After war in 1754-1763 even soldiers didn't feel English, they “thought we be Englishmen born, we are denied Englishmen’s liberty”. It helped to create colonial rebellion, because negative altitude was around the war. People brought up boycotts to make changes. One of the most popular boycotts took place after putting taxation on the tee goods (Tea tax). In the response of taxes colonists went to ships in Boston Harbor and threw crates of tea overboard. It became known as the Boston Tea Party. But on the other side a lot of people stayed loyal to the colonies. They believed that “Mother (country), who has most generously rescued and protected