History

Question

How were the Sugar Act, the Quartering

Act and the Stamp Act similar?

They were taxes made by the British without

any American representatives

They were taxes that both the British and the

Americans made together.

They were taxes that the Americans made the

British pay.

Answer

They were taxes made by the British without any American representatives.

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The Sugar Act, the Quartering Act, and the Stamp Act were all taxes imposed by the British government on the American colonies without any representation of...