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    The Stamp Act was a direct British tax on anything that was a printed item. Direct taxes are taxes that you can actually see, the ones that are not included. They had to purchase these documents and with every purchase they were charged the tax.. Parliament…

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    Boston Massacre From 1763 – 1775 the Stamp and the Townshend Acts were introduced that affected the economy and the way business is conducted today. These ruling created tensions between colonists and Britain’s government. In 1765 many American citizens protested against British enforcement of the Townshend Acts which proposed taxed on luxury items. Americans complaints would be unheard or addressed until the hearing of the Boston Massacre. In 1765 the Stamp Act was introduced, this act…

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    There were several reasons that led Americans to believe that their best option for the society of the colonies was to break away from the British Empire and the institution of monarchy. If the colonies remaining with the monarchy, there were several advantages and disadvantages. One of the biggest abuses of power the monarchy used against the colonies was the repressive legislation passed as well as the threatening objective of taxation without representation. The taxation and repressive…

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    series of laws.The French and Indian war that is where they had a war.The boston tea party they took tea and put it in the boston harbor. The boston massacre that is where british soldiers shot civilians.The pontiac's rebellion, the sugar act, The stamp act, The declaratory act, the Townshend act, The Intolerable act and last is the conclusion of the road of the to revolution.Paragraph 2 navigation act of 1660…

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    have many reasons to want to be free from the British Empire. First off, the debt that was created in the French & Indian war was not our fault, we should not be getting heavily taxed just to pay it off. These taxes are affecting our daily lives. The stamp act is making us spend even more money on every piece of paper we own, which is expensive and pointless. The sugar and tea act are pointlessly taxing the goods of our daily life. The war started in Europe, the British brought the war over to…

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    Stamp Act On March 22nd 1765 the way the peaceful colonist lived would be changed. On that day, the Stamp Act was released. The Stamp Act was a law that was set to go into action on November 1st 1765. The Stamp Act said that every newspaper, legal document, liquor license, certificate, diploma, contract, calendar, almanac, wills, Bills of Sales and license be taxed. It affected all colonists and everyone showed resentment towards it. The colonists were outraged and did I not want to pay this tax…

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    Can we please have your taxes.” The stamp act was passed by the British Parliament on March 22, 1756. The tax was suppose to put taxes on every piece of printed paper. The stamp acts was relatively small. The money they got from the stamp act helped with the cost and the defend the American frontier near the application mountains ( 10,000 troops were stationed for this occasion). Few Colonist believed that they could do anything more than grumble and buy stamps until the Virginian House of…

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    Violating The Stamp Act

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    The stamp act-The British government then decided to generate money by passing the Stamp Act on March 22, 1765. This law forced a tax on all kinds of paper goods used in the colonies including newspapers, legal documents, licenses, and even playing cards. It affected almost all colonists in some fashion. The Stamp Act, was not only a means for Parliament to raise money, but also a means to show the colonists that the British government has supreme rule over the colonies. The tax on the Stamp…

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    Dbq Colonists

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    The colonist were justified because they were being taxed, they were denied rights, and they had no privacy. The colonist were taxed on many things. They had the stamp act, meaning they were taxed on paper. They had the tea act, meaning they had to pay on tea. The tea act led to an event called the Boston Tea Party, this is a big role in the decision to declare Independence. They also had the sugar act, paying for sugar. They were also taxed on molasses, glass, lead, and paint. The colonist…

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    Stamp Act Research Paper

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    Have you ever heard of the Stamp Act? Well if you haven’t you might want to keep reading! The Stamp Act was a very great and known for the use of buying stamps. Every time you had to use a stamp you had to pay for it. Taxes in America existed throughout the colonial period prior to the American Revolution. Colonial governments relied on a variety of taxes to support themselves including poll, property and excise taxes. The great Boston Patriot, Samuel Adams, was himself a tax collector and trust…

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