After parliament passed the stamp act samuel adams

The correct answer is D) led a revolt against the Stamp Act.

Sam Adams, along with other colonists, was upset at the passing of the Stamp Act. The biggest reason why the colonists were upset about the Stamp Act was the fact that it was passed without the consent of the colonists. This law was passed by the British parliament. This law making body had no representatives from the American colonies.

This is why the rallying cry became "no taxation without representation" after the implementation of laws like the Stamp Act. Along with this, the lack of representation is what helped spark a revolt against this law (which was lead by Sam Adams).

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