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Why did the British impose new taxes on the colonists? How did the colonists respond to these new taxes?
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Why did the British impose new taxes on the colonists? How did the colonists respond to these new taxes?

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The British imposed taxes on the colonists because they believed they could not do anything about it. The colonists did not like these taxes (obviously) and later protested the increased taxes with events such as the Boston tea party.
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