Why did the Virginia House of Burgesses condemn the Stamp Act?

A. Virginians did not want to pay more for rum.
B. Wills, deeds, and other legal documents were still valid in court, even if the taxes had not been paid.
C. The members of the House of Burgesses believed that only they had the authority to levy taxes in Virginia.
D. Virginians were opposed to the portions of the law which required them to house British troops in private homes.

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Why did the Virginia House of Burgesses condemn the Stamp Act?

A. Virginians did not want to pay more for rum. 
B. Wills, deeds, and other legal documents were still valid in court, even if the taxes had not been paid.
C. The members of the House of Burgesses believed that only they had the authority to levy taxes in Virginia. 
D. Virginians were opposed to the portions of the law which required them to house British troops in private homes.

dragons1415 · Answer

@watermelon16

anonymous · Answer

what do you think

dragons1415 · Answer

I'm thinking either B or C.

anonymous · Answer

Why do you think b and why do you think c

anonymous · Answer

Colonists opposed many taxes because they did not have representation within the British parliament. Wills, deeds, and other legal documents were still valid in court, even if the taxes had not been paid. So your answer is B.  Sorry it took me so long to reply, i went offline.

anonymous · Answer

ok so you said that they said it was b