Question

Taxation without representation is tyranny.

Why did James Otis make this statement?

He believed that America's representatives in Parliament were corrupt.

He was a Loyalist who supported British taxes after the war with France.

He believed American colonists should be able to vote in Parliament.

He was the head of the Massachusetts Committee of Correspondence. @Dunn_Taylor

Answer 1

Let me look through my notes.

Answer 2

thanks so much @Dunn_Taylor

Answer 3

No problem..I love History but I'm not always good at it:)

Answer 4

lol its okay if you have notes im sure your good at it whats your grade in history

Answer 5

A 90:/

Answer 6

thats good!!!

Answer 7

i really need help with math if you could help me because i have a D :(

Answer 8

So do I lol, I suck at math..and I cant find why he said it I can just find what it means, But im still looking

Answer 9

James Otis was a lawyer and a member of the Massachusetts provincial assembly. He is associated with slogan 'Taxation without representation is tyranny' that were uttered in the 1750s.

Answer 10

did that help

Answer 11

yes but im confused on which answer

Answer 12

oh ok let think a min

Answer 13

He believed American colonists should be able to vote in Parliament.

Answer 14

I believe It is C...He believed American colonists should be able to vote in Parliament.

Answer 15

If its wrong Im very sorry.

Answer 16

@dunn_taylor