When colonists boycotted British goods under the Stamp Act, they

stole products that were taxed.

refused to participate in buying stamps.

sold products that were taxed.

refused to pass new tax laws.

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When colonists boycotted British goods under the Stamp Act, they



stole products that were taxed. 

refused to participate in buying stamps. 

sold products that were taxed.

refused to pass new tax laws.

quin100 · Answer

this is history not math but let mesee

anonymous · Answer

I think it is refused to participate in buying stamps 

@quin100 what do u think?

quin100 · Answer

thats what im reading

quin100 · Answer

On the morning of August 14, 1765, Bostonians awoke to find an effigy of stamp collector Andrew Oliver hanged from a tree. Oliver did not take the hint to resign immediately, so at dusk, MacIntosh led several hundred men in destroying a new building that Oliver owned. At this point the Loyal Nine disappeared, and the mob moved on without their controlling influence. They demonstrated outside Oliver's house, "stamping" his effigy to pieces. They then ransacked his house, destroying it. Lieutenant Governor Thomas Hutchinson arrived with the sheriff driving off the mob with a barrage of stones. Oliver resigned.

quin100 · Answer

hope it helps!!