Why did The French and Indian War lead to conflict between the colonies and Great Britain?

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spin [16.1K]3 years ago

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The British army embarked on a massive and costly expedition to fight the French and their Native allies, which nearly bankrupt the British government. To help their economy, the British began taxing the colonists. The colonists didn't care for the enforcement of taxes and began protesting, attacking tax collectors, etc...

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