History, 16.10.2021 17:30, zahriamarie10

"Replacing one tax law with another only made the colonists angrier. The taxes were very small, and they were meant to help the colonists. As long as the colonists paid their small taxes, Britain would provide defense for them." 1) So, WHY was there so much anger towards these small taxes?

2) what does the above quote mean?

3) how does our current system of government today ensure that we have at least some say in the taxes we pay?

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