Question

Why did the colonists feel unable to pursue "happiness" under British rule?

They were too heavily taxed to support their own economy, and felt that
taxation without representation was unjust.
They missed England and felt that the British government was not involved
enough to keep them happy.
They were happy and most colonist did not feel the need to separate from
British rule.
Question 2 (3 points)
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Answer 1

Answer: The Answer is that They were too heavily taxed to support their own economy, and felt that taxation without representation was unfair

Explanation: The colonists hated the british taxation rules for one & They did not miss england & they wanted to separate from British rule so the only right option is A. they were to heavily taxed