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When people consider the causes of the American Revolution, the slogan "No Taxation Without Representation" comes to mind. And so does the Boston Tea Party (1773), the Stamp Act (1765), and those "Sons of Liberty" tarring and feathering British officials in the streets. That is, of course, for those who actually have a clue about the American Revolution. For most people, a question about the causes of the American Revolution would probably draw blank looks or that "deer-in-the-headlights" expression.

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How was King George lll involved in the American Revolution?

The action was taxing the colonists for no reason. It was also called taxation without representation.


Who won the French versus American Revolution?

There is no French vs. American revolution. But the French and Indian war was won by the British colonies in America all with the help of Britain. This then led to the "taxation without representation" of the colonies and the American revolution.


Who said taxation without representation is tranny'?

The phrase "taxation without representation is tyranny" is often attributed to James Otis, an American lawyer and politician, who used it in his writings and speeches in the 1760s. This sentiment became a rallying cry for American colonists opposing British taxation policies prior to the American Revolution. The phrase encapsulated their belief that it was unfair to tax them without their consent through elected representatives.


Which was the common slogan used by colonists to express anger towards the British taxes?

"No Taxation Without Representation!" was the phrase.


Did Samuel Adams say taxation without representation is tyranny?

Yes, Samuel Adams is often credited with the phrase "taxation without representation is tyranny." He used this sentiment to articulate the American colonists' grievances against British rule, emphasizing that it was unjust to impose taxes on them without their consent or representation in Parliament. This idea became a rallying cry for the American Revolution, highlighting the importance of self-governance and fair representation.

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How did opposition to British tax policies affect the American colonies?

taxation without representation which caused the Revolution.


How was King George lll involved in the American Revolution?

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Who is economic theory was first proposed during the American Revolution?

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