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Why did the Patriots feel Britain had no right to impose taxes on them? a The colonists had no money. b The colonists had not elected representatives in the British government. c The colonists wanted to
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Why did the Patriots feel Britain had no right to impose taxes on them?
a
The colonists had no money.
b
The colonists had not elected representatives in the British government.
c
The colonists wanted to organize the budget.
d
The colonists were not British subjects but citizens of Spain.
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B is correct, the colonist were upset because they had no say in British parliament, since they had no elected candidates to represent them.
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