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The fundamental argument against Parliament's taxation was that since the colonies did not receive representation in Parliament, they should not be taxed. The colonists had lobbied for representation for years, without success. As a result, the sudden levying of taxes by Parliament was totally unexpected, and angered the colonists. Although the taxes levied differed, this was the fundamental argument for all of them, including the Stamp Act.
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Who spoke out taxation without representation?
The British colonists in America before the War of Independence (no taxation without representation /in the British Parliament/).
Which phrase American colonists reaction to the stamp act?
no taxation without representation....
How did the concept of representative government influence the colonists' reaction to the Stamp Act?
the colonists revolted. "no taxation without representation"
What does the phrase '' no taxation without representation mean''?
"no taxation without representation" means that they dont want taxes without somebody to speak for them (the colonists)
Was the fundamental reason the colonists revolted was because of government?
Correct, they had no representation in government.
