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Why did colonists object to the passage of the Stamp Act? They were concerned it would affect shipping from Britain. They feared that it would hurt their farm fields and crops. …

Why did colonists object to the passage of the Stamp Act? They were concerned it would affect shipping from Britain. They feared that it would hurt their farm fields and crops. …
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Why did colonists object to the passage of the Stamp Act?

They were concerned it would affect shipping from Britain.
They feared that it would hurt their farm fields and crops.
They worried it would affect relations with American Indians.
They thought it was an unfair tax and did not want to pay it.

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D. They thought it was an unfair tax and did not want to pay it.

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