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29 November, 16:12

The stamp act of 1765 angered colonist because

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    What angered the colonists was Parliament passing tax laws without the consent of the colonies. The colonies had not agreed to be taxed. The colonies had no representation in Parliament. They did not elect any members to parliament that could speak up on their behalf.
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