Question

why did colonists respond to british taxes with actions like the stamp act congress? o they demanded that king george iii visit the colonies first. o they believed in the idea of no taxation without representation. o they claimed they would only agree to pay taxes if salutary neglect ended. o they thought it was unfair that british immigrants did not have to pay the taxes

Explanation:

The colonists believed in the principle of "no taxation without representation." They felt that since they had no representatives in the British - Parliament making tax laws, the taxes imposed on them, such as those under the Stamp Act, were unfair.

Answer:

They believed in the idea of no taxation without representation.