The answer is: That it is not the amount of tax that is the problem but rather the fact that the colonists were not involved in passing the tax
After the colonists realize that they were not involved in passing the stamp tax, they fully aware that The British Government had no regard to their interest. The stamp act would massively cut down the colonists' income since the majority of their activities relied on paper.
This lead to the colonial outrage toward the stamp act. The overwhelming opposition given by the colonists lead to its repeal 1 year after it's implemented.
That depends on him maybe he should accept that not all people are the same. Also good for him:)
Explanation:
Answer: No
Explanation: Most 18 - 21 year-olds have recently finished school, and may/may not be working and/or studying further. They may have all of the rights and allowances of an adult, however, most have not yet experienced the responsibilities that come with adulthood, such as renting and managing their own homes, and where an option of returning to the parental home is not an option.
