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No. Britain didn't have the right to tax the colonies

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Which group wrote to the king that parliament did not have the right to tax the colonies?

which group wrote to the king that parliament did not have the right to tax the colonies was the stamp act congress


In what year did the Thirteen Colonies declare their independence from Great Britan?

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What was the purpose of the declareation of independence?

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Which act gave the parliament the right to tax and make decisions for the colonies?

Declaratory Act


Told the colonists that the king and parliament have the right to tax the colonies even though the colonists are not allowed to have parliamentary representation?

The Declaratory Act gave the king and parliament the right to tax the colonies. Even though the colonists are not allowed to have parliamentary representation.


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When the US gained indepandance from Great Britan the US and Britan became trade partners. They respected each other.


How did Parliament justify its taxes on the colonies?

They thought that since they had protected the colonies in the french and Indian war, that they had the right to tax them to pay off the debt.


As it repealed the stamp act the british parliament asserted its right to tax the colonies with what act?

Declaratory Act 1766


What did the declatory Act state?

Parliament had the right to tax American Colonies and make decisions for them in all cases.