Place a checkmark next to each reason the colonists protested British taxation:

1) They were taxed without any representation in Parliament.

2) The taxes took away their rights to life, liberty, and property.

3) The taxes unfairly targeted the rich.

4) The taxes made imported tea cheaper than colonial tea.

5) The taxes were used to fund a war with Spain.

6) The taxes were used to explore the western territories.

7) The taxes took away their freedom of speech

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Place a checkmark next to each reason the colonists protested British taxation:

1) They were taxed without any representation in Parliament.

2) The taxes took away their rights to life, liberty, and property.

3) The taxes unfairly targeted the rich.

4) The taxes made imported tea cheaper than colonial tea.

5) The taxes were used to fund a war with Spain.

6) The taxes were used to explore the western territories.

7) The taxes took away their freedom of speech

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Kassidy Beasley · Answer 1

"Taxation without representation is theft" a common saying that justifies the colonists a lot. They also believed that as British citizens, they had their rights violated. As a protest, they started buying from others instead of from Britain, most likely for a cheaper price.

So the correct answers would be number 1, number 2 and number 4.