Why were the Americans dissatisfied with the outcome of the French and Indian war? 30 PTS

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Yes. The Americans did not get what they wanted, which was equality from taxation. In fact, their relationship became worser

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Rufina [12.5K]3 years ago

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They were dissatisfied because the British wanted the colonists to pay higher taxes in order to help Britain pay off the debts that nation had incurred during the war, resulting in america being unhappy which is a reason they wanted independence from britian

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