Which answer best explains why the British erred when imposing the Stamp Act?The British had primarily targeted female workers, which caused others to rise to their aid.Taxation without representation meant that target groups would be infuriated by the action taken by the British.Printers, merchants, and lawyers were among those who had been targeted, and their influence spurred others to take action against the British.Targeted bankers refused to comply, and this had an impact on the flow of funds back to the British.

The British passed the Stamp Act to replace money they lost during what conflict?

The Stamp Act      A:  What did the act do?       B:  How did the colonists respond?

This Act made colonists mad because it impacted everyone, not just the richGroup of answer choicesThe Molasses ActThe Stamp ActThe Sugar ActThe Tea Act

In 1767, colonists organized boycotts and established the first non-importation agreement to reduce British tax revenue in response to which of the following?Athe Intolerable ActsBthe Townshend ActsCthe Tea ActDthe Stamp Act

How did the British respond to “No Taxation Without Representation”Group of answer choicesThey argued that the colonial assembly represented the colonies in ParliamentThey argued that the colonists wer e virtually representedThey argued that the colonists had ambassadors to represent them in ParliamentAll of these answers are true