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The colonies disagreed with England over the issue of taxation. After the Treaty of Paris of 1763, Parliament determined the colonies should help pay the costs of the war. They enacted legislation, taxes and tariffs and instituted a form of mercantilism on the colonies in an effort to bolster Englandâ??s coffers. The colonists protested this and widely disagreed with the economic sanctions. In addition, the colonists were not being given representation for their taxes.
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RossThe colonies disagreement was not with England, it was with all of Great Britain. They disagreed over two things. These items were taxes and trade.
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What country took over the 13 colonies?
England or great Britain controlled the colonies back then before the united states gained their independence
What was the economic relationship between England and its colonies?
it was fur, trade of different items, food indiginuous to their area, small parcels of land, handmade goods.
The financial means for England's first permanent colonization in America were provided by?
Most of the early English colonies were financed by English merchants. In most cases these colonies were taken over by foreigners.
What are two ways the England colonies made a living?
The american use war as mean of take over other property. slavery was use to secure american wealth.
What country ruled the early American colonies?
In the New England colonies, it was a Theocracy. This means that they were governed by religious leaders (priests, bishops, etc.) The King had little to no control over these colonies. There were also proprietors, who owned large amounts of land, and governors, who oversaw everything.
