Social Studies, 22.03.2021 01:00 bluevibe
All of these happened when the Stamp Act was passed EXCEPT
a. All commercial products had to carry an official stamp.
b. Colonial leaders called for resistance to the tax.
c. Britain decided to call off the tax and did not impose more taxes.
d. The stamps were processed in Britain for approval in the colonies,
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