Evangelical Protestants stirred by the religious passions of the Great Awakening joined mobs opposing the Stamp Act because they resented the arrogance of British military officers and the corruption of royal bureaucrats.
They feared that stricter customs enforcement would wipe out French molasses smuggling. (Some merchants, such as John Hancock, made a fortune smuggling molasses out of the French West Indies.)
Whereas the Sugar Act only taxed foreign goods, the Stamp Act taxed items within the colony. Previously, only the colonial assembly was responsible for internal assembly.
To show the American settlers that the British Parliament had the right to tax them and that they were stronger than they were. It was intended to give the settlers legislative power and was a response to the failure of the Stamp Act.
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The answer you are looking for is World System Theory. Take the scramble for Africa for example, European nations fought over land and resources, is the continent of Africa thriving now? Very few nations in the region have developed economies and industry.
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It made it to where they could transport many materials or goods at once.
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<h3>Nigeria’s president Muhammdu Buhari is traveling to London on another medical trip today (May 8), some eight months after returning from the last one. The trip will last four days, the presidency says.</h3>
<h3>It’s Buhari’s third trip to London since the start of last year. The first medical trip, in February 2017, lasted 50 days while he was away for over 100 days for the second between May and August. At the time, Buhari left the door open to further trips to seek further treatment. It’s Buhari fourth medical trip since taking office: in June 2016, he visited London over an ear infection. Unlike that trip however, the president’s more recent ailments remain undisclosed despite his lengthy stays.</h3>
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