What Happened at the stamp Act congress of 1765? A. Delegates supported taxation without representation. B. Delegates officially ended the Stamp Act. C. Delegates petitioned against the Stamp Act. D. Delegates passed a new version of the Stamp Act.

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Kara Webb

23 October, 19:32

What Happened at the stamp Act congress of 1765? A. Delegates supported taxation without representation. B. Delegates officially ended the Stamp Act. C. Delegates petitioned against the Stamp Act. D. Delegates passed a new version of the Stamp Act.

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Janelle Cabrera · Answer 1

Option C.

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Delegates petitioned against the Stamp Act, is the right answer.

The Stamp Act Congress is also recognized as the Continental Congress of 1765. It was a conference of some of the colonies of Britain in North America. It was the first conference of chosen delegates from several of the American colonies to launch a unified demonstration against the new taxation system enforced by the British parliament. The British parliament with the introduction of the Stamp Act imposed taxes on papers including legal documents, calendars, playing cards and newspapers etc.