Question

After the French and Indian War, British Tax Actions against the 13 colonies were

designed for Britain to...
O Regain the costs for rebuilding the British navy by using expensive American oak trees.
Reimburse the Native Americans for trading lost during the war.
O Collect for losses in other British colonies, like India.
O Collect for the French and Indian Wars debts and to pay for British troops kept in the
colonies.

Answer 1

Correct answer is Collect for the French and Indian Wars debts and to pay for British troops kept in the colonies.

Step-by-step explanation:

Last option is the only correct one as after the war which Britain has won the war a lot of debts remained. They had to pay them and British authorities decided to impose new taxes in the colonies. Among them were Sugar Act and Stamp Act that enraged the colonies.

All other options are therefore not correct.