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The French and Indian War led to discontent in the colonies in all of the following ways EXCEPT:
Question 3 options:

a)

it caused the British to raise taxes in the colonies.

b)

it caused the British to get more involved in colonial governments.

c)

it caused the British to implement salutary neglect.

d)

it caused the British to pass the Proclamation of 1763.

The French And Indian War Led To Discontent In The Colonies In All Of The Following Ways EXCEPT Question 3 Options A It Caused The British To Raise Taxes In The class=

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On mine it was d if not I am so sorry
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The French and Indian War did not c. cause the British to implement salutary neglect.

The policy of Salutary Neglect meant that as long as the American colonies were loyal to the British Crown:

  • the British did not enforce the trade restrictions they had imposed on the colonies
  • the British would not meddle much in the internal governing of the American colonies

This policy existed before the French and Indian war and actually ended as a result of the war.

We can therefore conclusively say that the implementation of Salutary Neglect was not influenced by the French and Indian War.

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