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How did britain impact the colonies positively or negative

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Well, Britain made everybody be the same religion as the king or queen, so we had no freedom of religion. We felt very restricted. They imposed too many taxes since they were in debt after the French and Indian War, like the Stamp act and Tea Act. And also, Britain required its residents to house British troops and their supplies, which was totally rude. Overall, Britain impacted the colonies negatively. Hope this helps (:

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