Why did the colonist think the writs of assistance violated their rights

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Robins · Answer 1 · 2020-05-10T07:59:44+0000

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The colonists didn't lke that the government officials could enter their homes without warning and the colonists started to make homemade items as a form of boycott so they wouldn't have to buy British goods and pay the tax.

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