What did grenville wrongly believe?

Grenville wrongly believed that imposing taxes on the American colonies, like the Stamp Act and the Sugar Act, would be accepted without significant resistance because he thought the colonies were economically dependent on Britain and would prioritize loyalty over autonomy. He underestimated the growing sentiment for self-governance and the colonies' willingness to protest against perceived injustices, leading to widespread opposition and unrest. His miscalculation contributed to escalating tensions that ultimately fueled the American Revolution.