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6 May, 08:14

Were the British violating colonists' rights? (During the Stamp Act)

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  1. 6 May, 08:56
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    This is a bit subjective, but most historians agree that the British were indeed violating colonists’ rights during this time since they didn't allow the colonists to have any political representation in Parliament.
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