Explain: how did the british government act wisely in its dealings with the colonies between 1765 and 1775?

I do not think that the British government acted wisely because they set the stage for the colonists rebellion. yes, they were in need of money but they didn't have to get so much at one time to make the colonists mad. They could have been sneakier about it and just taken money in smaller increments. When the colonists rebel, they lose money in war and they lose all tax money.

That president would be none other than president warren g harding , return to say of life before wwi