Unsurprisingly, all the colonists hated having to pay extra money for basic materials. They didn’t like how Britain was using them just to collect money. They also believed the taxes were unfair because they had never elected their own representatives into the British government. They protested: “No taxation without representation.”5 Many elites6 wrote articles against the British government, but some felt this was not enough. They refused to buy the taxed goods.
Explanation:
i said that The motto "no taxation without representation" in paragraph 5 contributed to the development of the central ideas by giving a fine point of view or reason for their protest and rebellion on how it was not fair to raise or give them taxes. the colonist felt that "Taxes were unfair because they had never elected their own representatives into the British government."
