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AP U.S. History Exam 1.10. What was the major concern of colonists who opposed the provisions listed in the excerpt?
AP U.S. History Exam 2.10. What does the excerpt suggest about the movement for American independence?
AP U.S. History 3.2 Period 3: 1754-1800. The enactment of the goals expressed in the excerpt directly led to...what?
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AP U.S. History 3.2 Period 3: 1754-1800. The enactment of the goals expressed in the excerpt directly led to...what?
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Thank you We sneak and here's your shmoop to shore
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brought to you by the stamp act It was going
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so well until somebody left the ink pad open and
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bad things happen All right we'll check out the excerpt
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and act granting applying for stand colony planted And now
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for a question the enactment of the goals expressed in
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the excerpt directly led to what and hear your potential
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answers our emergency help I will let's see what would
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be caused by the british forcing colonists to pay a
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bunch of new taxes happy smiles good feelings joy and
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sunshine Yeah not quite Let's start with b we don't
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mean to be harsh but well be just doesn't make
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sense The stamp act didn't have anything to do with
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britain's european rivals it's not like the brits were trying
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to tax paper in france or spain and if they
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had tried well the french and spanish would've just pointed
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and laughed which wouldn't hurt too much if it was
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just the spanish laughing but french laughter oh we couldn't
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have handled that kind of ridicule all right D doesn't
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work either The british loyalists were already content and in
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place by the time the stand back came along so
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we can cross out d as a matter of fact
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they prided themselves on their organizational prowess They were awarded
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cleanest desks of any movement three years in a row
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All right well let's look at option c The colonists
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weren't huge fans of the whole taxation without representation thing
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so the stamp act didn't end the colonial independence movement
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It fed the fires of the revolution so cross out
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See this makes a the best answer Ultimately the stamp
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act made colonists so unhappy that it inspired the organization
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of rebel groups like the sons of liberty They were
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kind of like the sons of anarchy but with strike
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on hands which if you ask us is way more 00:01:40.196 --> [endTime] today
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