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Many colonists believed that British tax laws were unfair because

Colonists didn't have enough representation in Parliament

The British Treasury had too many funds (money)

Native Americans were exempt from British tax laws (didn't have to pay)

Taxes were higher in the colonies than in England

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Answer:

A (colonists didn't have representation in government)

Explanation:

No parliments seats were for any of the colonies, so they felt that they were being controlled by a force they didn't have control over.

Answer:

Colonists didn't haverepresentation in parliament.

Explanation:

They had no say in taxes and the British government wouldn't listen to them.

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