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Why Is The Stamp Act Important To The British Government

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The British government didn’t only place taxes on goods, they also imposed acts such as the Quartering Act, the Stamp Act, and the Tea Act. The Quartering Act allowed British soldiers to be housed by us. We felt that this violated our rights and privacy. This means that if a British soldier were to knock on your door and ask you if they could stay, you had to say yes. Each British soldier needed shelter. This allowed them to save money for the British government. During the Stamp Act, we had to buy special, taxed stamps for all products. Stamps had to be placed on newspapers, wills, licenses, insurance policies, etc. We boycotted goods and created a petition on the stamp and sugar act. The Tea Act was meant to help the British East India
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