"Britain fought a long war with the French from 1756 to 1763. The war was known as the French and Indian War because thousands of Native Americans fought alongside France. In Europe it was known as the Seven Year War...By the end of the war in 1763 Britain was deeply in debt, by 1764 they had accumulated a national debt of 130 million pound Adding to the debt was the cost of maintaining the newly conquered territory and the cost of sending more soldiers to defend the new frontier." Based on the information above and your knowledge of U. S. history, what was Great Britain's plan to raise revenue following the French and Indian War? A. Increase taxes on the wealthy citizens of London the richest city in the British Empire. B. Reduce spending by sharing the sizes of the British amy and navy. C. Raise money from creased trade with Native Americans in North America. D. Increase taxes on the chain the British North American. colonies