How bad were taxes in 1773 in the 13 colonies

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Britain was in a recession after a war, so it created taxes for the colonists in America. The British Parliament put taxes on sugar and molasses and enforced tax collection. The Stamp Act was created but later repealed, and the Townshend Acts caused frustration that led to a colonial revolt.

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