Can you imagine a policy the British could have adopted that would have bolstered British finances without incurring the wrath of the colonists?

The colonists started their revolts against British Rule particularly because they argued that they were being imposed heavy taxes and receiving no political benefits in exchange. In other words, they did not feel represented towards the crown of Great Britain.

If the British would have established a system of political representation in their parliament, as well as an escalated tax structure, which imposed higher rates over greater income, the colonists would probably have delayed or even ceased their plans to overthrow British Rule.

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A policy that the British could have adopted that would have bolstered British finances without incurring the wrath of the colonists is to give the colonist government representation in exchange for a percentage of the products produced by the colonies.

Colonial American economy was known for

Fishing
Shipbuilding
Agriculture
Manufacturing goods

If the British would have offered the colonies the chance to trade a percentage of the goods they made for more representation in the government, it would have bolstered British finances by providing them with goods to sell without manufacturing costs, while avoiding the increase in taxes that led to the Revolution, and would also have pleased the colonist who demanded more representation.

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