What disagreements arose between Britain and the Colonies in the 1700s

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Disagreements:

- taxing. being able to tax every thing that is brought. which poor people cannot afford

- Kings power: the colonies felt the kid shouldn't have sovereignty that said he was God to the people

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aliya0001 [1]2 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation: The disagreements that arose between Great Britain and the Colonies in the 1700s were due to the imposition of taxes on textiles, coffee and other products under the Seal Law by the British Crown on the settlers. In the same way before the Tea Riot, the Punitive Laws were created, better known as Intolerable Laws, where the punishments were getting worse, creating even more points of view against the colonial impositions. After multiple meetings were held in secret and demonstrations in the face of so much disagreement and dissatisfaction, the War of Independence began.

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