Which of the following British acts did colonists argue was a form of taxation without representation? A. the Stamp Act B. the Boston Port Act C. the Quartering Act D. the Quebec Act

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Which of the following British acts did colonists argue was a form of taxation without representation?

A. the Stamp Act
B. the Boston Port Act
C. the Quartering Act
D. the Quebec Act

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Answer:It is the stamp act indeed

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The answer is A. The Stamp Act is an act that placed a tax on any documents. Colonists didnt get a say so no representation.

Brendan Falkowski answered Sep 7, 2020

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