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In History / High School | 2014-11-18

Colonists used this phrase to suggest that:

A. They wanted to pass their own tax laws.
B. Taxes should be equal for Britain and the colonies.
C. They should have a vote on taxes in Parliament.
D. Taxes should not represent more than the colonies owed.

Asked by Holze655

Answer (3)

Colonists argued that they should have a vote on taxes in Parliament if they are to be taxed by the British Government. The famous phrase that was coined was, "No taxation without representation," which was the colonists demands for the ability to have a say in the taxes that were enacted on them by the British.

Answered by Gibbs | 2024-06-10

insyead of reading all of that, the answer is C.

Answered by malakaibassett | 2024-06-11

The phrase "no taxation without representation" reflected the colonists' demand for a vote on taxation matters in Parliament. This position arose because they were taxed without having elected representatives to voice their interests. Thus, the correct option is C: 'They should have a vote on taxes in Parliament.'
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Answered by malakaibassett | 2024-09-30