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What was the main complaint of the 13 Colonies about the Sugar, Stamp, and Townshed Acts?
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What was the main complaint of the 13 Colonies about the Sugar, Stamp, and Townshed Acts?

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It was taxation without representation.

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Taxation without representation is when a group of people are being tax without having any say about it. The 13 colonies had nobody representing them in England (where all they taxes were being created). This made them retaliate and break away from England.

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