Britain<span> also needed money to pay for its war debts. The King and </span>Parliament<span>believed they had the right to </span>tax<span> the </span>colonies<span>. They decided to require several kinds of </span>taxes<span> from the </span>colonists<span> to help pay for the French and Indian War.</span>
Why did the American colonists oppose the taxes imposed by the British after 1763?
1. The Americans wanted to print their own stamps. 2. The money raised by the taxes went to support government operations in places other than North America. 3. American colonists were unhappy because no Americans participated in the legislative body (the British Parliament) that enacted the taxes. 4. The taxes were placing a heavy burden on the northern states. 5. The taxes were encouraging slaves to escape from the South to the North
Davis in "How Africans became Integral to New World history," describes the process of entrapment of black Africans in the interior of Africa. He says that it was mostly what group of people who captured Black Africans?<span>
