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The British colonists believed that Prime Minister Grenville's laws were unfair because they were enacted without the citizens' approval. Because of this, colonists fought back against his reign by chanting "no taxes without representation." The Sugar Act and Stamp Act both use the idea of taxing people without their permission. The colonists were subjected to these two highly unpopular taxes, and they rebelled against both of them.

  • The Currency Act mandated that colonies use gold and silver as payment for goods from British merchants rather than colonial paper money. The colonists' finances were strained due to the shortage of gold and silver. The Sugar Act increased policing and reduced smuggling, infuriating merchants in the process. Many colonists were concerned about losing their freedom as a result of the Sugar Act's requirement for jury-free trials.

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