Question

how did the french and indian war cause problems between britain and the colonies? britain started taxing the colonies to pay war debt britain made peace with the french and shared land colonists were forced to trade only with france colonists refused to fight in the war

Explanation:

The French - Indian War left Britain with a large war debt. To pay this debt, Britain started taxing the American colonies, which led to growing discontent and problems between Britain and the colonies. The other options are incorrect as Britain did not share land with the French in a way that was a major problem - causer for the colonies, colonists were not forced to trade only with France, and many colonists did fight in the war.

Answer:

Britain started taxing the colonies to pay war debt