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prior to 1763, the colonists were governing themselves and were self sufficient. it then ended when the war ended because the british needed money. the americans were enraged when the british started taxing them and that they could no longer govern themselves.

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Before and during the French and Indian War, the colonists went through a period called Salutary Neglect, where the colonists governed and taxed themselves. After the French and Indian War in 1763, the British began passing legislation to tax the colonists in order to pay off their debt from the war.

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Prior to the French and Indian war, colonists were thriving governing themselves in the early to mid 18th century. The British began to tax the American colonists due to the brits being in debt from the French and Indian war (they had nothing) and this led up to solitary neglect.

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Salutary Neglect was happening during the times leading up to the French and Indian War. During this time, the colonists governed themselves and had their own taxes because they were being ignored by Great Britain.

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In 1763, Salutary Neglect led up to the French and Indian War.  The colonists had to govern themselves up until the war ended since they were being ignored by the British. After the war, the British started heavily taxing the American colonies which cause their relations to change.

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In the mid 18th century before the french & indian war the colonist started governing themselves. The colonist raised and imposed taxes on themselves known as salutary neglect.

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The salutary neglect led up to the French and Indian war. The war ended due to the British needing money, they did this by taxing the Americans

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Leading up to the French & Indian war was Salutory Neglect, which allowed colonists to govern themselves. They governed themselves until the French & Indian war ended, which in turn ended Salutory Neglect when the British started needing more money and controlling the colonies even more.

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prior to the french and indian war, taxation without representation was the cause to this war.

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colones tended to thrive governing themselves in the early to mid 18 century. the british left them alone untill salutary neglect ended in 1763 when the british began to take control.

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Before the French and Indian War, salutary neglect was enforced in the colonies. The colonies were able to govern and tax themselves. Britain left the colonies alone.

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Prior to the French and Indian war American colonists were thriving in their own. After the war Great Britain fell into a great amount of debt. They began taxing the Americans and they were not happy. Their relationship after that changed and became damaged.

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Prior to the end of the French and Indian War in 1763 CE, the colonies operated well under salutary neglect. During this period, the colonies enjoyed great levels of freedom from British control and governmental autonomy, under which they thrived. The colonies grew accustomed to and grew to like this status quo of colonial self governance. This set the stage for colonial backlash in response to increases in British legislation, taxation, and general activity within North America following the war's end.

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In the 1700s salutary neglect happens colonists governed themselves. Colonists taxed themselves, and took care of themselves. When French/Indian war ended British needed money from colonist leading to salutary neglect ending.

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Before the French and Indian war, salutary Neglect made it possible for the colonies to govern themselves. After the war, in 1763, the British started taxing the colonies because they were in debt causing solitary neglect to end.

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Before 1763, the colonists could govern themselves. All the colonies had different styles of government and learned how to trade with each other. But after the French/Indian War ended, the British were in debt so they began to tax colonists, which ended the Salutary Neglect as well as ending the good relationship between the British and the colonists.

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Before the French and Indian War, Salutary Neglect was occurring in Great Britain. The Colonies were governing themselves and doing fine without the help of Great Britain. After the war ended in 1763, Great Britain stopped ignoring the Colonies to tax them because the British were in debt from the war.

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Prior to 1763, the colonist had a period of Salutary neglect where they governed themselves. It then ended after the French and Indian war when Great Britain needed money. The colonist were then angry that they could no longer govern themselves.

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Salutary Neglect of the U.S. by Britain was an event in America leading up to the French and Indian War. At the time, the colonists governed themselves and we’re taking care of their own taxes. Once the war ended, so did Salutary Neglect because the British was in debt and made America help pay it off. The colonists didn’t like the British for taxing them, and they wanted to go back to worrying about themselves.

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Before the end of Salutary Neglect, colonists were thriving on their own. Once Salutary Neglect and the French Indian War ends, the British in debt, started taxing them because British needed money. They were mad because they couldn't govern themself anymore.

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Colonists at first had the freedom to rule themselves because of Salutary Neglect. This was a period of time that was happening while the French and Indian war was going on. However, after the French and Indian war against the English ended, Salutary Neglect ended as well. The war caused the British to go in debt and the colonists to be forcefully governed by the English and their relationship fell apart.

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By the end of the French and Indian War England ended Salutary Neglect with the colonies. In the early mid-18th century colonist thrived by self government. The british began to tax the colonies and this solidified their souring relationship.

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Prior to the French and Indian War, salutary neglect was still taking place, which allowed colonists to to govern and tax themselves. This kept a balance between the colonies and Great Britain. However, after the French and Indian War, salutary neglect ended and there was no longer balance between the two groups.

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Prior to the French and Indian War, salutary neglect was still taking place, which allowed colonists to to govern and tax themselves. This kept a balance between the colonies and Great Britain. However, after the French and Indian War, salutary neglect ended and there was no longer balance between the two groups.

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Prior to the French & Indian War of 1763. Salutary Neglect was a time where colonists governed themselves. The British started to need money therefore when the war ended Salutary Neglect did too.

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Colonists went through a period where they had to govern and tax themselves which made them boycott and rebel. After the French and Indian War in 1763, the British started raising tax prices in order to pay off their debt from the war.