The american colonists were upset with the new taxes levied on them by the british for several reasons. one was the fact that they considered these to be “taxation without representation.” what else did they represent about those taxes

The Americans represented that they would not tolerate the taxes. They wrote out a list of grievances(complaints) and that is what led them to revolt against the British. They began to boycott the British goods and spread anti-British propaganda. They were fed up. This eventually led to war between the American colonists and the British so that they would be freed of British rule. However, not all Americans were willing to rebel against the British and those people were a group called the "Loyalist" (you can see why that was the name for them) But when Thomas Paine spread his propaganda in titled "Common Sense" that made more Americans want to fight back against the British.

Well that's the basis of what happened. Hope this helps :)

if you are talking about current time the answer is no

if you are talking about when the colonies were developing the answer is yes