Why did the british general gage refuse to use his military force to protect the stamps that were to be used once the stamp act took effect?

Gage trusted that military power would scatter the challenges however start an uprising. The Stamp Act of 1765 was the principal inner assessment exacted straightforwardly on American pioneers by the British government. The demonstration, which forced an expense on all paper archives in the settlements, came when the British Empire was somewhere down under water from the Seven Years' War and looking to its North American states as an income source. Contending that exclusive their own delegate gatherings could impose them, the settlers demanded that the demonstration was unlawful, and they turned to swarm brutality to scare stamp authorities into leaving.

These islands/chinampas then provided rich soil for crops with easy access to water. i hope this is correct, im so sorry if its not !

Ifeel like this is a very good quesyion