Asked by Labbayk

Which legislation justified Britain's taxing American colonists to pay for its war debt?

Proclamation of 1763

Stamp Act of 1765***

Declaratory Acts of 1766

Townshend Acts of 1767
Answered by Melissa bowers
its B
Answered by Labbayk
KK, but I just want @Reed to agree to!!:)Thnx
Answered by Reed
Both the Stamp Act and the Townshend Acts tried to tax the colonists to pay for the French and Indian War. The Declaratory Acts of 1766 provided the justification for such taxes, although they imposed no new taxes. The word "justification" is our word, not theirs, so we can debate this question. The Stamp Act obviously came first.
Answered by Reed
Both the Stamp Act and the Townshend Acts tried to tax the colonists to pay for the French and Indian War. The Declaratory Acts of 1766 provided the justification for such taxes, although they imposed no new taxes. The word "justification" is our word, not theirs, so we can debate this question. The Stamp Act obviously came first and the money was to be used to defend the new colonial borders west of the Appalachians, so that may be the answer your quiz requires.
Answered by Labbayk
OK, Thnx, and I'm right, right. By what you wrote I think I'm right but i'm not sure.
Answered by Melissa bowers
LOL your right
Answered by Josue
So what is it?
Answered by connexus student
ITS A
Answered by jan ched
i got A wrong liar
Answered by Anonymous
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