The colonists responded to the stamp act by
a. boycotting stamps.
b. taxing british goods.
c. purchasing enough stamps to create a shortage.
d. boycotting british goods.

d.

Explanation:

Colonists did not have the money to "tax" British goods, nor did they have the power to impose taxes upon the British. By purchasing the stamps, the colonists would have been both hurting themselves and profiting the British government and its goods. Boycotting stamps alone wouldn't have had as strong of an impact. The Stamp Act taxed all paper goods like newspapers, paper, and stamps.

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