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The statement that best fits with the Townshend Acts is: "The required taxes paid by the British East India Company were reduced."
The Townshend Acts of 1767 imposed duties on various goods imported to the American colonies, such as tea, glass, and paper. While the acts did not specifically address taxes on paper documents as a standalone point (that would relate more to the Stamp Act), they did indeed involve taxation and raised significant colonial opposition.
However, to clarify the other points:
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Representation of colonists was provided in the British parliament — This is not true, as the primary colonial grievance was the lack of representation ("no taxation without representation").
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Soldiers were forced to fight for the British during the French and Indian War — This is related to other contexts and is not directly associated with the Townshend Acts.
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Taxes were required to be paid on all paper documents — This statement more accurately describes the Stamp Act of 1765, not the Townshend Acts.
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