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They though it was unfair. Mostly it only affected the rich patriots because they were the only ones who could read. Since the Stamp Act taxed all reading material, and rich patriots were the only ones who could read, then it only affected the rich.
What else can I help you with?
What was the neutralist point of view on the stamp act?
The neutralists felt that they did not want to be invoved, therefore they did not really have a point of view.
What British acts impacted patriots the most?
The Stamp Act and the Quartering Act
A moderate response to the stamp act?
the moderates felt that both sides were correct and the king should tax for protection and they thought that the patriots had a point.
What did the patriots do?
England went to war with the Patriots in the 1700's because of the protests over the Stamp Act and other taxes levied on the Patriots
Did the patriots do?
England went to war with the Patriots in the 1700's because of the protests over the Stamp Act and other taxes levied on the Patriots
What did the Patriots 1700s do?
England went to war with the Patriots in the 1700's because of the protests over the Stamp Act and other taxes levied on the Patriots
After the stamp act what did those who opposed the british taxes begin to call themselves?
the patriots
What After the Stamp Act what did those who opposed the British taxes begin to call themselves?
the patriots
After the stamp act what did those who oppose the British taxes begin to call themselves?
the patriots
What two ways did the patriots protest the stamp act?
1. The patriots boycotted British goods 2. Violence by the Sons of Liberty
What was Samuel Adams argument against the patriots?
He wasn't against the patriots, he was a patriot. He argued that Great Britian was unfairly taxing the colonies without their consent. Examples are the Sugar Act, Stamp Act, and Tonwshend Act.
What was the loyalists views on the Stamp Act?
the loyalist point of view on it was that they thought that the king had the right to tax the colonies because they were paying for their own protection against invasion. many were loyalist because they worked for the crown and they knew where the bread came from.
