The war gave the 13 colonies shared experience fighting together against a common enemy, uniting them in a way that had not previously happened. It also made British rule resentful of the colonies, as they were unsatisfied with their level of commitment and effort during the war. The war also left Britain overextended, with much more territory in the New World, and significant debt. As a result, the British put limits on westward expansion by the American colonists, creating resentment toward the British.
Answer: i think the answer is B
if i get it wrong tell me and i will edit the answer to the right answer and then the people are also wondering what the answer is so they don't get it wrong
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D.
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The boxers targeted foreigners and their culture, if they were attacking Christians solely on that aspect we can assume the Boxers labeled the Christians as foreignness
They had beef about one of them not paying and they declared war.
