Why is the french and indian war considered a cause of the american revolution? a. it resulted in increased feelings of loyalty from the colonists towards the king. b. it resulted in a tax being placed on colonists to pay for the war. c. it expanded the boundary of the colonies, resulting new friendly relationships with natives. d. it resulted in the colonists writing the declaration of independence.

It resulted in a tax being placed on colonists to help pay for the war.

Option: (B)

Explanation:

The 'French and Indian War' that eventually culminated in the British victory helped the British secure immense territorial gains. But despite having won the war, the British suffered the costs of war for a long time even after the war was over. To incur the cost of war, the British Council imposed new and unreasonable taxes on the 'colonists' which gradually led to increasing resentment among the colonists and finally culminated in the 'American Revolution'.

The answer is cultural