An Open Challenge: The Stamp Act imposed new ridiculous standards on the colonists and in turn places a new zeal for rebellion in their hearts. -Stamp Act of 1765: sparks crisis (covers part of debt for British troops in America); must have stamps on every printed document. It wasn’t only to collect $, but to “assert constitutional principle...
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It wasn’t only to collect $, but to “assert constitutional principle.” causes Sons of Liberty to riot; Stamp Act congress; first boycott of British goods. -Benjamin Franklin: suggests an American presence in Parliament. Parliament shoots it down saying Americans already have Virtual representation-what more could they want? William Pitt is only one to side with him...
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