Which political measure made colonists feel like Parliament was ignoring the traditions of self-government?

D. stationing of British troops in the colonies
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1763 to 1776 would prove fatal for the British Empire because they would tighten their control over the colonies after the war, but the colonies would not like it at all. Before the war the colonies were ruled by a policy known as salutary neglect and they were used to being able to govern by themselves. However, when Britain made the rules tighter and decided to rule the colonies with more force, the colonists rebelled and thus the American Revolution began. The colonists would not accept change to their governing structures because of the lives they lived before. Self-government was so much better than rule from the British government so it was hard to go back to something very restrictive

The fact that farmers were paid for destroying crops.