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What was the colonists' biggest objection to paying taxes to the British government?
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What was the colonists' biggest objection to paying taxes to the British government?
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Because the king did not give them a say in the taxing
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upset that they were being taxed without being fairly represented, you know the phrase "no taxation without representation"
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