Taxation Without Representation

This means that americans were against of the British to tax their colonies without them agreeing or commenting. British thought that they had the right to tax all the american British colonies. The British made all type of taxes, like the Stamp Act, so colonoist fought against that law and some others. They wanted to be represented by someone of their colonists in front of the parliament. The colonist were tired of so much taxes they had to pay, and they had no money left. Britain needed money for the war and they taxed colonists because it was the easiest way to have more money.