Check my answer?
why did colonists resent the new taxes imposed by parliament after 1763 (1 point)
a. becuases taxes were higher than the colonists could answer)
b. because people who lived in britain did not have to pay taxes
c. becuase colonists did not have a say in parliament
d. becuase tax money would not be used to benift the colonies

The colonists resented the new taxes the British Parliament imposed on them because they didn't have a say. (C)

The whole reasoning behind the Revolutionary War and how the U.S. became it's own country was due to them being upset about the crazy ridiculous taxes that they were being forced to pay.
"No taxation without representation!" was the motto of their revolt against the Parliament and Crown.

The Intolerable Acts were what the colonists called all the taxes on them.
The Boston Tea Party was a retaliatory response to the Tea tax.
There was a tax on sugar.
Stamp tax - you were required to pay a tax on any official document to get a stamp for it, otherwise it was null and void

There was a lot more behind all of it, but I won't get into it.

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