Which answer is NOT a reason Great Britain took renewed interest in its North American charters after the Seven Years’ War?

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Marizza181 [45]3 years ago

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Answer:

Britain feared the colonists would revolt against the British Crown.

Explanation:

After the Seven Years War, Great Britain needed to tax the colonists more to pay for the war debts. They also did not want to lose control of the colonies for the purposes of resources and power. There was barely any fear of revolt back then as many colonists wanted to be citizens under Great Britain even during the American Revolution.

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