It is not the leaders, but the people who make a difference in the community. The
Stamp Act was a burden on the colonists and British Parliament. Although, it 's impact influenced families to take action, which opened the door to other follow-up issues that would one day lead to an independent and free nation we proudly call the United States of America. The reactions of extreme and the more moderate were obviously different from each other, but they both lead to a common cause of repealing the Stamp Act and reducing parliament 's grip on the colonies.
The Stamp Act was passed in British Parliament on February 17, 1765 and received
Royal Assessment on March 22, 1765. The Stamp Act was proposed by Prime Minister George Grenville and was passed without debate and it would take effect in November of that year. Prior to the Stamp Act there was a war between Great Britain and France. Though Great Britain won the war, it came to a cost of a deep debt. British Parliament recognized that the colonies were lightly taxed and felt that they should pay more thus came the stamp act which enforced all colonial citizens to pay a stamp duty or tax on all official papers from official
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At last, in the family of a strong Patriot such as the Sons & Daughters of Liberty were extremely, extremely radical and vigorous because they were the extreme Patriots who made propaganda and would tar and feather the tax collectors. Furthermore, their discussion also included reflection toward their protests and propaganda to inspire other colonists and the governors to take tenacious action much like themselves. The extreme Patriots were the beating heart all through the American Revolution and the events that led up to it. Without the strong, leading Patriots, the United States of America may not have ever existed. In conclusion, the discussion about the Stamp Act in a family of strong Patriot would be extremely vigorous and without them, there would have never been an American