Why did the colonists resist the new taxes imposed on them? They didn’t receive any benefit from the French and Indian War. They
were not represented by the government that was taxing them. They preferred to be French citizens instead of British citizens. They argued that colonists should never have to pay taxes.
The correct answer is B) They were not represented by the government that was taxing them.
The colonists resisted the new taxes imposed on them because they were not represented by the government that was taxing them.
The American colonists were upset and angry due to the heavy taxation imposed by the British crown. The colonist did not have any voice or representation in the British Parliament. And that was not fair for the, There was a quote in those years that said: "taxation without representation is tyranny." Taxes such as the Sugar Act, the Tea Act or the Stamp Ac, caused the beginning of the Revolutionary War.
The New deal was designed to help the economy and the citizens. The New deal was very successful, the New deal brought public works projects to give people jobs ex the Civilian Conservation Corp.
