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The reason that the colonists were mad at England was because they were placing taxes and acts on them without their permission. The acts and taxes were harsh so a group led by Samuel Adams decided to rebel making tensions explode between the two. England still kept placing acts though infuriating the colonists even more than before.

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The colonists were mad at the English government because they taxed the colonists without representation. The colonists were okay with paying for the taxes, but they did not like that they were losing their freedom.

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I think the british caused all the problems for the colonists thus the colonists got mad at the British.

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The colonists were upset with England because they didn't have a say in the acts. At first the colonists were okay with the taxes because it was for a good reason, to pay for the war, but after a while the acts got way out of hand and England realized that the Americas were forming their own new country, which was true.

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The colonists were so upset with England because the parliament were passing acts to tax the colonists without representation and the Parliament created acts limiting the colonists freedom.

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The colonist were upset with England because they were being taxed without being asked first. They were also upset by the unfair laws and how they had very little say and freedom.

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The colonists were so upset with England because parliament was taxing the colonists without their say in paying the taxes. Parliament also started putting acts on the colonists so they couldn't trade with anyone but England. The colonists thought this was unfair because the trades were really bad for the colonists. Parliament also put a tax on tea. The colonists did not like this tax because they were always buying tea. An English ship arrived at the Boston harbor and wouldn't leave. A group of men, called the Sons of Liberty, snuck aboard and dumped all of the tea into the boston harbor.

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The colonists were unhappy with England because of all the acts that parliament passed that were unfair, or that the colonists thought were not needed.The colonist wanted to have a say or to give their ideas about what laws should be passed and what laws shouldn't be passed.

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Maycee/Why were the colonist so mad at England?

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Maycee/Why were the colonist so mad at England?

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The colonist were so mad at England because without the colonist opinion parliament kept on adding taxes on different objects which made the colonist mad. The colonist thought that these random taxes were unneeded and not necessary at all. This also limited the colonist freedom.

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The colonist were unhappy with England because the parliament kept on adding different taxes, that people didn't want, or think it was necessary. The taxes limited the colonist freedom of speech also. The colonist were afraid if they said anything, they would get into trouble, or ruin things for everyone else. The colonist felt that when authorities were punished, it wasn't as harsh as when regular citizens got into trouble.

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The reason the colonist were mad was because the England was taxing them for no reason.

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The colonists were so upset with England because the people of parliament were passing acts that taxed them without representation, and also acts that limited the colonists freedom.

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The New England colonists were upset with England because the British Parliament were passing acts the colonists did not agree upon. The colonists weren't allowed a representative to share the colonists' thoughts or ideas about the taxes. The result of taxing without any say brought protests and boycotts, which were used by the Sons of Liberty, a group of men that made a protest group. The colonists wanted their independence back so bad, even the women called themselves the Daughters of Liberty, in which they contributed themselves to the protests and boycotts.

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The colonist were mad because the English parliament was passing acts and laws that the colonist did not like. They did not like it because of unfairness for the colonist, loss of power, loss of freedom, and taxation without representation. Taxation without representation stated that the colonist would pay taxes, but they would then be able to have a say in the government. This led to rebelling riots sutch as the boston tea party. The british did not like these rebbles so they passed laws to make the colonies more strick. This made the colonist Dislike Britian even more.

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The reasons that the colonists were mad at England was because they were raising taxes without their permission and the acts they were putting on them were unfair and harsh. The colonists then began to rebel with people like Samuel Adams leading them starting a fight between the two making tension and stress even worse. England still kept making acts though infuriating the colonists even more than before.

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The colonists were upset with England because they felt that England had no right to tax them without their consent. They considered nearly all of the taxes that England placed upon them as taxation without representation. The colonists also felt that the British were trying to take to control the colonies too much, and because of that, the colonists felt that their rights were being restricted.

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The reason that the conlonists were mad at England was because the parliment was raising taxes without representation. The colonists didn't have a problem with the taxes, it was just the fact that they didn't have a representeter. When the parliment passed the Sugar Act, the colonists saw it as a way to tax them directly. The colonists realized some of the acts that had been passed violated the colonists rights.

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The reason the colonist were mad was because England was taxing the colonist and the colonist wanted to have a say and they wanted to be respected. The colonist also wanted to be independent, New England put taxes on the items that the colonist used the most. Sometimes New England taxed colonist and they didn't know. Colonist also wanted to have a say in the taxes and have a representative.

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The colonists were mad at England because they were being taxed and didn't get a say in it. They wanted a representative to talk to the Parliament and say that they didn't like the new taxes and that they don't think that they are fair.

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The colonists were mad at England because England wasn't giving the colonists the same rights and representation privileges as people who lived in England. They weren't given a say in any political or government matters, such as taxes and laws. The colonists had no problem with paying taxes, but not having a say or someone to represent them angered them.

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Logan / What made the colonists mad at England? 

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Logan / What made the colonists mad at England? 

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The colonists were mad at England because of all of the taxes going around were unfair to the colonists & they wanted to be on their own. Not just taxes made the colonists made, also there were many acts that made trade, freedom, and daily life difficult to many.

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The colonists were mad at the English because they were being taxed without their say in the matter. They wanted to be able to have a representative to go talk to Parliament about the taxes, and even if it didn't change their mind at least the Parliament would know how they feel. This was taking away the freedom and independence that the colonists had.

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The colonists were angry with the British because they taxed them without letting them have a representative, which made them feel like their rights were getting taken from them, the British also limited the colonists freedom by passing acts that the colonists were forced to follow without their permission.

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The reason the colonists were so angry at England was because they kept on giving the colonists more taxes to pay off the French and Indian War and the colonists had no say in the new laws and acts. They wanted a representative to say what the colonists did and didn't agree with. But, England just kept on giving the colonists more and more acts without saying anything. This resulted in rebellions such as rioting, protests, and secretly organized groups such as the Sons and Daughters of Liberty.

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The colonists became angry at the British, but why? The reason for their anger was the fact that the British government would not allow the colonists to have any say in the ways in which they were taxed. They wanted to be able to put their opinion on the taxation in. The crown was taking the colonists money without their consent, this was known as "Taxation Without Representation."

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Why were the colonists mad at England? The reason the colonists were mad at England was because the British parliment took away their freedom by putting taxes on them without their consent.

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The reason that the colonists were so angry with the British is because the British were surprising the colonists with new taxes. The colonists were not only angry at the British for making new taxes but they were also angry that they didn't have a say in the taxes that were being placed upon them. They didn't even get to vote for a representative to give their opinions of the new taxes before the colonists just had to pay them. This was taking away some of the rights that the colonists had, which sparked countless rebelions, riots, and even battles and wars.

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What made the colonists so angry at the British? There were many reasons, the largest, and most upsetting reason, in my opinion, was the unlimited amount of actys and taxes put on the colonies by the British government. This made the colonists upset because they felt the government of Britain, had no right to tax them without their consent. This anger sparked one of the biggest, in my opinion, colonial unitings in history that made us who we are today ( aside from The Great Awakening. ) "Taxation Without Representation." Samuel Adams was one of the most important figures, along with James Otis, that stood against "Taxation Without Representation."