Question

how did british taxation policies affect colonial views of government? colonists demanded representation in government colonists accepted unlimited government colonists supported monarchy more colonists wanted to join parliament

Explanation:

British taxation policies like the Stamp Act and Townshend Acts imposed taxes on the colonies without their consent. This led to the colonists' slogan "no taxation without representation." They demanded a say in the government that was taxing them. They did not accept unlimited government rule, did not have an increased support for monarchy, and did not particularly want to join Parliament as much as they wanted representation in the decision - making processes related to taxation.

Answer:

Colonists demanded representation in government