How Did The French And Indian War Increase The Colonies

So, there was the French and Indian War in the Colonies. It doubled the British's national debt which was expanded the colonies. The Parliament wanted to raise money for two reasons. One, to pay the debt. Two, to keep the colonies safe. The colonists in the British government, had to pay more than they had to for their taxes. Which seemed really unfair because the Parliament needed the money and the colonists had the pay for the Parliament. The Parliament had passed three laws: Sugar Act, Quartering Act, and Stamp Act. In 1764, the Sugar Act was passed by George Grenville who was the new prime minister. The Sugar Act lowered the duty of foreign molasses. Grenville assigned officers and created courts so they could get the thief and take him