British Parliament passed the Stamp Act in 1765. The Act levied a tax on all printed material in the American colonies, leading to widespread protests. Why did the American colonists object to the Stamp Act
Answer: The colonists objected to the Stamp Act and its policies because this was the first time colonists themselves had to pay a direct tax on an item they purchased. The colonists believed that they should tax themselves instead of having some distant royal authority imposing taxes on them.
