Question

If the american colonists were expected to pay taxes imposed by the british, where did they demand representation

Answer 1

The American colonists demanded representation in the British government as they believed that they should have a say in the taxation laws that were being imposed upon them. They argued that since they were being taxed, they should have elected representatives advocating for their interests in the British Parliament. This demand for "no taxation without representation" became a key rallying cry during the American Revolution.