Are You Familiar with Elementary School History? Take This Quiz and Recall What You Remember From 3rd to 5th Grade.
What primary issue fueled the conflict between the colonists and the British Crown?
Correct Incorrect Taxes - Before the spark of the revolution, the relationship between the British and the colonists had been deteriorating for more than a decade. In the aftermath of Britain's costly Seven Years' War, the Crown sought to bolster its finances through colonial taxes (such as the Stamp Act, the Townshend Acts, and the Tea Act). Given their lack of representation in the British Parliament, the colonists grew increasingly disillusioned with this situation.