Why did England Repeal the Stamp Act?

a new king wanted to change the law.
Parliament was convinced by Patrick Henry’s speech
the colonial protests severely damaged English trade
England found money a different way

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The primary reason England repealed the Stamp Act was that the colonial protests severely damaged English trade. The boycotts and protests against the Stamp Act led to significant economic repercussions for British merchants and manufacturers, which ultimately pressured Parliament to repeal the act in 1766.

So, the correct answer to your question is: the colonial protests severely damaged English trade.