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Since the colonists had no representation in Parliament, they thought that the should not be taxed. Due to Enlightenment ideas, they felt that they could overthrow the government.

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The colonists had no representation in parliament and they were being taxed. They believed they shouldn't be taxed without representation. Due to enlightenment ideas they felt they could overthrow the government.

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