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Which group led violent protest against British taxation in the colonies?
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Was stamp act first protest colonies had against british government?
no it was not.
What is the historical event 'The Tea Party' famous for?
The Boston Tea Party represented a political protest against the taxation that was imposed upon by the British government upon tea that was imported into the British colonies in North America. Colonists seized and threw all the tea on board three ships from England into the Boston harbor as a form of protest.
Why did the colonists held the Boston Tea Party?
To protest British taxation of tea.
What did colonists do to protest taxes placed on British goods?
"No taxation without representation!"
Gandhi lead a march to the Indian Ocean to produce what product?
Salt. It was a fight against taxation IIRC. Salt. It was a fight against taxation IIRC.
How did the colonies protest the Townshend act?
vowed not to import british goods
What group of Boston revels lead the protest against taxation without representation?
Sons of Liberty
How did colonist protest against British laws and regulations?
No
Why did American colonist protest against English taxes?
They felt it was unfair to them that they were taxed by Parliament (the British government) even though they had no say in who was elected or what the laws were. A famous quote is "No taxation without representation".
What rebellion was started after king Solomon died?
Rehav'am (Jeroboam) led the people in a protest against the taxation.
What did the American colonies protest as taxation without representation?
The colonial Americans were protesting against the British for taxing them without representation in acts like the stamp act and the tea tax. The Americans protested by doing things such as the Boston tea party. These events plus other led to the beginning on the American revolutionary war
What was Arthur Iredell's reaction to the event of the boycotting tea?
Arthur Iredell, a North Carolina judge and politician, supported the boycott of British tea in protest of the Tea Act imposed by the British government. He believed in the rights of the colonies to resist unjust taxation and showed solidarity with the cause of the American colonists in opposing British policies.
