The Boston tea party, the Revolutionary War, and James Otis saying. "No taxation without representation," after Britain imposed the Towsnshend Acts (a tax on various goods, including tea) are all pretty good examples. i am currently studying this topic in my history class, so the examples should be mostly accurate. hope i helped and good luck
British gov did not have the same interests as the colonists. apex
Great Britain did not allow the colonists to participate in government.
They boycotted british products
Ben Arnold
The British imposed a lot of different taxes on the colonists and kept troops there. The major complaint was that they said: No taxation without representation -meaning , they would not pay any taxes unless the British invite them to the Papliamant and they could have a say in the government and decide how the tax should be spent.
East India Company
-war -intimidation
The British taxed the colonist a LOT Then the colonist wanted more control in the government Britan refused
har har
Nothing. The colonist saw themselves as British and were actually loyal to the king.
what rules did the colonists have to follow
They met to discuss their grievances with the British government.
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Colonist
1. The colonist wanted freedom from the British 2. The colonist wanted to make their own country with their own government
privide many adventage to the british,it allowed the british government not the colonist to control westward movement.it contunued but this are the most important parts
read the book penjo