No Taxation Without Representation: Colonial Principle
In the 18th century, traveling from America to Europe took up to two months1. This long journey shows how far apart the colonies were from British rule. “No taxation without representation” became a powerful slogan in colonial America. This cry sparked a revolution that changed the world. It highlighted the colonists’ desire for fair treatment and a voice in government. British taxation angered American colonists who had no say in Parliament. The Stamp Act of 1765 hit the colonies hard,… Read More »No Taxation Without Representation: Colonial Principle