because the colonist shot one of the tax collectors and everyone else got really scared of him so they shot they're business now there's a whole conflict between them. so yea....... basically that's it. don't ask anymore questions.
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∙ 13y agoYes they did they did because the Stamp act meant they had to pay taxes or paper so they didnt give money instead they feathered and fared the tax collectors
Congress had the power to raise taxes.
Stamp Act
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Britian was in war debt so they taxed the colonist to gain money
Colonists would sometimes pour boilng tar on the tax collectors, and then throw feathers on them. This was an extremely painful process, called tar and feathering.
Yes they did they did because the Stamp act meant they had to pay taxes or paper so they didnt give money instead they feathered and fared the tax collectors
they put tar and feathers on the british tax collectors
they liked NOTHING about it, the only ones who liked it are the tax collectors and the king (king george 111)
Congress had the power to raise taxes.
The Sons of Liberty tarred and feathered tax collectors as a form of protest against British taxation policies. This violent action was meant to intimidate tax collectors and discourage them from carrying out their duties.
The whiskey boys hurt the tax collectors all the time.
they had to take taxes from the colonists which were the (parliament people) and (tax collectors)(..........) =mean the people King George told to take taxes from the colonist.
the king maybe
Tax on tea.