Question

The Seven Years’ War and the distressed East India Trading Company compelled England to take what action against their American colonies?

Answer 1

Answer:

It led the British government to introduce new taxes and revenues which were unacceptable to the colonists and that led to them violently answer against this new measurements.

Explanation:

Although Britain won the war they had financial troubles, which had to be solved. East Indian Trading Company that had monopoly over trading need additional resources and government introduced many new Acts in colonies with a goal to collect money. This approach was totally wrong as this frustrated the colonists who believed that they were deprived of their rights.