Question

@mightBEyourTEACHER

How did the French and Indian War lead to the American Revolution?

A. Colonists who fought in the war for Britain believed they should be free of British rule.
B. Colonists lost land that was returned to the Indians after the war.
C. Britain started to enforce colonial tax laws to help pay for the war.
D. Most Americans did not approve of the French and Indian War.

Answer 1

i think its a

Answer 2

Colonists who fought in the war were members of the British military (remember the colonists were British citizens up until the end of the Revolutionary War - the French and Indian War came first). They actually tended to be a little bit more loyal to the king, so it's not A.

Answer 3

What was the primary thing the colonists were upset about that led to the Boston Tea Party, the Declaration of Independence, and the American Revolution? What was the King doing that they didn't like?

Answer 4

so its d because based on what u said the rest doesnt make sense

Answer 5

Well B doesn't make sense - Britain won the French and Indian War, so they wouldn't have lost any land. But C and D are both still valid points - it's just a matter of which one you think answers the question better. I'm not sure MOST colonists opposed the French and Indian War. When their towns were under attack I'm sure they welcomed the British soldiers that planned on protecting them.

What they didn't like...what led to the Revolution directly...was paying the taxes to support the war. Something we still don't like to do in this country...

Answer 6

so c

Answer 7

Yes, C