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American revolution

When Britain passes taxes to raise funds necessary to keep peace between the American Settlers and the Native Americans, the settlers react a different way then expected. Many taxes were passed such as the Sugar Act or the Stamp Act. After these taxes were introduced, Colonists began to wonder why they are being taxed without representatives in Parliament. They soon after began to revolt and show signs of resistance. This was the beginning of the American Revolution.

When the Stamp Act was passed by Britain in 1765, it resulted in resistance such as boycotting British goods. During this time the Stamp Act Congress was made and The Sons and Daughters of Liberty enforced the idea of no taxation without represe

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