Question

as colonists grew angry over the laws and taxes parliament passed, ______ became their slogan.
□ enough is enough
□ no new taxes
□ no taxation without representation
□ george, bye!

Explanation:

The question is about the slogan colonists used regarding British laws and taxes. The key context is colonial American history and the protest against taxation without political representation. The slogan "No taxation without representation" was a central protest slogan against British taxation policies where colonists had no parliamentary representation. "Enough is enough" is too generic, "No New Taxes" is associated with later political contexts, and "George, bye!" is not a historical protest slogan here.

Answer:

The correct option is the one with "No taxation without representation" (the third checkbox option from the left, labeled "No taxation without representation").