Module 1 Lesson 2

Strict enforcement of trade regulations by the British

Relaxed enforcement of trade regulations, allowing colonists to trade with other countries

Complete independence for the colonies from British rule

Heavy taxation without any trade restrictions

To increase trade with France

Because of the large amount of money spent on the French and Indian War

To support the colonies financially

The eastern coast of the United States

The Mississippi River Valley

Spanish Florida

The Appalachian Mountains

The British strictly enforced all trade regulations in the colonies.

The British allowed the colonists to govern themselves without any restrictions.

The British were relaxed in enforcing trade regulations, allowing colonists to trade with other countries.

The British increased taxes and sent more troops to enforce rules.