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Why did American colonists believe that British laws were unfair?
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Why did American colonists believe that British laws were unfair?

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Because the colonists were being treated unfairly by the British army when they came to the colonies and treated them unfairly and making them pay taxes ( a lot of them),etc
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Many colonists were unhappy because they did not have self government, this meant that they could not govern themselves and make their own laws.
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