How did the stamp act, the tea act, and the intolerable acts encourage american colonists to consider revolution against british rule?
a.by representing an effort in britain to end the slave trade in the colonies
b.by increasing conflict between the colonists and neighboring indian tribes.
c.by revealing the british plan to expand the american colonies farther west on the continent
d.by raising taxes in the american colonies without granting the colonies any representation in parliament?

If you are not an American, you have an excuse. If you are...... then..... anyways. The answer is D. The U.S people had no representation in parliament. Ever heard the phrase, "No taxation without representation,"

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The correct answer is D. by raising taxes in the American colonies without granting the colonies any representation in Parliament.

The intolerable acts, the Stamp Act and the Tea acts were put in place in all the thirteen North American colonies to increase their revenues.

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