This paragraph describes one of the Virginia Resolves of 1765. These resolves were a direct response to the Stamp Act.

“Resolved, That any person who shall by speaking or writing maintain that any person or persons other than the general assembly of this colony have any right or power to impose or lay any taxation whatsoever on the people here shall be deemed an enemy to this his majesty's colony.”

Which of these statements describe what Virginia thought about the Stamp Act? Check all of the boxes that apply.
Only the Virginia legislature had the right to tax Virginians.

Anyone paying the British tax was an enemy of Virginia.

British tax policies would be obeyed in Virginia.

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This paragraph describes one of the Virginia Resolves of 1765. These resolves were a direct response to the Stamp Act.

“Resolved, That any person who shall by speaking or writing maintain that any person or persons other than the general assembly of this colony have any right or power to impose or lay any taxation whatsoever on the people here shall be deemed an enemy to this his majesty's colony.”

Which of these statements describe what Virginia thought about the Stamp Act? Check all of the boxes that apply.
Only the Virginia legislature had the right to tax Virginians.

Anyone paying the British tax was an enemy of Virginia.

British tax policies would be obeyed in Virginia.