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How did the principles of republicanism lead to hostilities between the americans and british?

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The principles of republicanism initiate hostilities between the Americans and British. One of the ideas of republicanism is the right of representation in government. For each of the colonies had a legislature, attending as the only representation the Americans had since they had no Member of Congress. England commenced passing laws like the Stamp Act that did not go over local Colonial Legislatures.

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