Why did the British allow the colonies to be self-governing? How did the decision lead to future

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the British allow the colonists to be self-governing because it was easier than trying to manage two countries at once especially when the colonists were an entire ocean away however aggressive property taxing as well as texting in other forms such as and tea sugar drove the colonists to a state of unrest

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