the judicial branch interprets the laws in court.
England had no right to take taxes from the colonists of the French Indian War. The colonists were the first to fight in the war and had also incurred as many losses as the actual Britain country hence there was no justification for them to be taxed.
<span>This is of course somewhat of a subjective question, but in general most would agree that it was both. Many had good intentions while others wanted to exploit resources. </span>
The economy grew quickly!!!
Hope my answer helps you :)
