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28 December, 23:25

Why did the colonists say no taxation without representation?

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  1. 29 December, 02:50
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    They say this phrase because they were taxed without given proper representation in the British parliament. they used this phrase as protest to the taxation and demand a vote in parliament so they can be taxed fairly.
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