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King George III taxed sugar, molasses, and rum. He also was responsible for the stamp act. He taxed all legal documents that required a stamp before any circulation.

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King george taxed the colonists because he spent all his money on saving his people in the french and indian war that he felt that the colonists needed to pay him back so he thought of taxing them

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king george raised taxes killing our economy

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because of the french and Indian war he needed to tax colonists to pay off the british troops

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Tea, tobacco, and cotton.

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