In the 1760s, britain imposed a series of taxes on its american colonies. in response, the colonists a)protested these taxes. b)created their own taxes. c)voted against the taxes. d)peacefully paid the taxes.

They Voted against the Series of Taxes.

The correct answer is A. In the 1760s, Britain imposed a series of taxes on its American colonies. In response, the colonists protested these taxes.

Explanation:

As a result of the imposition of new taxes, discontent spread through the Thirteen Colonies and a demonstration was organized in Boston against the taxes that colonists had to pay for essential items such as paper, glass or paint. In this demonstration there was no altercation and the British government turned a deaf ear to the requests of the settlers. But these were not going to allow the situation to continue that way, which brought together several members of other populations to devise a more effective action than the demonstration. In 1773 the settlers met in Boston. From Britain came three ships loaded with boxes containing tea. Several colonists disguised themselves as Indians and swam to reach the three ships. Once there they captured their crew and threw the goods overboard. It was the first action against the repression of taxes, which unnerved the British.

it affected it because the kingdoms (with trade) slowly got richer and richer.