Question

in 1764, ______ was the prime minister of england
prime minister: ______
parliament: ______
why was great britain deeply in debt? ______

Explanation:

1. The Prime Minister of Great Britain (England) in 1764 was George Grenville. Parliament refers to the British Parliament, which held legislative power, including the authority to tax colonies. Great Britain's debt stemmed from high military spending during the French and Indian War (1754-1763), a global conflict where Britain defended its colonial territories against France.

Answer:

In 1764, George Grenville was the Prime Minister of England
Prime Minister: George Grenville
Parliament: The British Parliament (the legislative body of Great Britain, with power to make laws, including tax laws, for the kingdom and its colonies)
Why was Great Britain deeply in debt? It incurred massive debt from the high costs of fighting the French and Indian War (1754-1763), a major global conflict where Britain spent heavily to defend and expand its colonial territories against French forces.