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The Members of Parliament believed that Virtual Representation worked. In short, they felt that saying that everyone in Parliament represented every person in the British Empire was a good plan. The colonists, however, wanted representatives who were there actually representing them. They wanted people chosen by New Englanders, Middle-Colonists and Southerns in Parliament along with people from India and the rest of the Empire.

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religious and education, that is true of why the colonists left England because of freedom of religion and disagreeing with having a "state religion", but after they arrived they did not agree that every decision England made should affect the colonies, such as declaring war and embargo. Financial concerns were the cause of our breaking away though , hence "no taxation without representation". England should not have the power to make proclamations involving the colonies without their Representatives being present and having their say so.

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The colonies disagreed with the British Parliament because they proclaimed on the American Indians.

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