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American colonists began rebelling against taxes imposed by the British government on the colonies. This eventually led to the American Revolution. Why were the colonists angry about these taxes?
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American colonists began rebelling against taxes imposed by the British government on the colonies. This eventually led to the American Revolution. Why were the colonists angry about these taxes?

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I cant really understand this
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They felt that they were playing taxes to a government where they had no representation.
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