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The British taxed goods such as tea in order to pay for government in the colonies. Why would Americans protest the tea tax?

The British taxed goods such as tea in order to pay for government in the colonies. Why would Americans protest the tea tax?
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The British taxed goods such as tea in order to pay for government

in the colonies. Why would Americans protest the tea tax?

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Answer:Americans did not want to be taxed by those they did not elect. "no taxation without representation".

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