Most colonists liked being British citizens, until the government in England pushed them too far. Which of these are reasons the colonists were angry with Britain?Check all the boxes that apply.

Colonists objected to taxes such as the Stamp Act, which they saw as unfair because they had no representatives in Parliament. They also opposed the Intolerable Acts, which punished Massachusetts, and laws requiring them to house British soldiers in private homes. Colonial women’s lack of voting rights was not one of the main grievances against Britain listed here.

AI-written and checked against the verified answer.