After Years of Relatively Little Interference in the Local Affairs

Multiple Choice

After years of relatively little interference in the local affairs of its American colonies, the English government passed a tax on all printed and legal documents, including newspapers, pamphlets, advertisements, notes and bonds, leases, deeds, and licenses. Mass protests declaring "no taxation without representation" erupted throughout the colonies against the

A) Tea Act.
B) Stamp Act.
C) Colonial Tariff.
D) Document Tax.