Why did the British government decide to tax the people living in North America after the Seven Years War?

Many American colonists were angry about extra taxes. Why?

Many Americans protested the extra taxes. This started a ___________.​ ​

On July 4th, 1776 the Thirteen Colonies declared their freedom and a war broke out between them and British. This war was called the ​ (a)  

Many Americans did not want to fight in the American Revolution and stayed loyal to Britain. These colonists were called the ​ (a)  

People who wanted America to become an independent country were called the ​ (a)  

Many people who supported Britain were First Nations and ​Black People.

Many Black colonists who fought for the British were promised freedom from slavery.

Black people were treated fairly after being granted freedom.

Many Black Loyalists moved to Africa and made settlements in Sierra Leone.

The huge number of loyalist who came to Canada had ​________ affect on the First Nations and Francophone people who lived there.

The Loyalists were the first large group of Anglophones (English speakers) to settle in the Province of ​ (a)  

Loyalists had an easy time harvesting crops when they first came to Quebec.

To keep Loyalists and Francophones happy, the government did what?