The ____________ act(s) reiterated that the british had complete control over the colonies.

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The declaratory act(s) reiterated that the British had complete control over the colonies.

<h3>What was the declaratory act?</h3>

This was the declaration that the British government made tp the colonies in the year 1766. This was the act that was followed by the stamp act. The act was used as a way of trying to show the power that they had over the Americans in the colonies at the time before the declaration of independence was made.

Hence we can say that the declaratory act(s) reiterated that the British had complete control over the colonies.

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