Ans: E) The British still needed revenue from the colonies.
After the Stamp Act crisis was resolved, why did the British continue to seek ways to tax the colonists?
A) The British wanted to maintain their authority over the colonies.
B) The British were resolute in their desire to squash rebellion.
C) The British were hoping to find ways to lower taxes at home.
D) The British were losing revenue elsewhere, such as in India.
E) The British still needed revenue from the colonies.
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