American protested new taxes after the French and Indian War on the basis of what claim or claims?

Question 2 options:

Britain had forfeited the right to tax the colonies after losing the war to France.

That they had no representation in Parliament

The war had been won without British support, and thus the taxes were unjustified.

England was too far away to monitor how taxes were raised in the colonies.

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American protested new taxes after the French and Indian War on the basis of what claim or claims?

Question 2 options:

Britain had forfeited the right to tax the colonies after losing the war to France.

That they had no representation in Parliament

The war had been won without British support, and thus the taxes were unjustified.

England was too far away to monitor how taxes were raised in the colonies.

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Steve Ponce · Answer 1

England was too far away to monitor how taxes were raised in the colonies.

Explanation:

London was too far away and the colonists believed that the British government will never be more than a vague presence.

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