During the 1750s, the British Crown's North American colonies on the whole paid remarkably little in taxes to the mother country.

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The British Crown's North American colonies paid relatively little in taxes during the 1750s, as compared to later years leading up to the American Revolution. However, they were still subject to some taxes, such as the Sugar Act of 1764, which would later contribute to tensions between the colonies and Britain.

During the 1750s, the British Crown's North American Colonies on the Whole