Patrick Henry.
Some colonists avoided paying taxes by engaging in smuggling and trading goods illegally, circumventing British regulations. They also organized protests and boycotts against British goods, as seen in the Stamp Act Congress and the Boston Tea Party. Additionally, some colonists formed groups like the Sons of Liberty to resist tax collection and intimidate tax collectors, fostering a spirit of rebellion against perceived unjust taxation.
If the british was able to accept some ideas of the colonies, and a little more opened minded to the colonists, the war could of been avoided.
the revolutionary could have been avoided if the colonies would have approved the Albany plan of union proposed by Benjamen Franklin which states that the colonies should unite and form a army. if we passed it Brittan wouldn't have sent troops here so we would not be taxed for the soldiers for the French and Indian war therefore the events leading up to the American revolution also the revolution itself would have never happened. also if Britain had given westminster respresentation to the colonies it would have been avoided
Congress has the complete and plenary power to tax whatever is taxable and the power to tax is the power to destroy. It is arguable that Congress could have taxed slavery into oblivion and perhaps civil war could have been avoided. Look at the heavy and progressive taxation on cigarettes and how that has encouraged many a smoker to simply quit smoking. Of course, sadly, I am a smoker and find noting simple about quitting smoking, so unfortunately pay these heavy taxes just to sustain an addiction. So, perhaps taxing slavery into oblivion would not have worked. The real point is that Congress couldn't ban slavery in the Constitution until Congress existed and at the time the Constitution was being forged there wasn't yet a Congress, (not under the Federalist system created), to ban slavery. Once congress could ban the slave trade, Congress eventually did with the Thirteenth Amendment.
Patrick Henry.
They could have avoided the war because if they would have they would not have this problem or anything like that but they could have avoided it so they wont have a lot of colonists people going agianst them.
They could have avoided the war because if they would have they would not have this problem or anything like that but they could have avoided it so they wont have a lot of colonists people going agianst them.
By diplomacy
The colonist had a Tea Party.they marched downto the docks in southie,Boston and through barrels of tea into the ocean to protest the extreme upward spike of the tarriff or tax on tea.
Yes, I think they both could have been avoided if the colonies would have went around instead of through the Britain colonies
Yes, I think they both could have been avoided if the colonies would have went around instead of through the Britain colonies
The entire revolution could have been avoided had the colonists and British acted differently. However, on the course the two sides had set, a confrontation in Boston was inevitable.
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Only by further appeasement.
I believe it could
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