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Which statement best summarizes britain's argument for taxes like the stamp act?
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britain needed the authority to feed, house, and pay troops stationed in the colonies.
b. britain's constitution ensured that only elected representatives could tax citizens.
c. the colonies had long paid taxes to their colonial governments to provide security
d. the colonies had an obligation to pay the war debt britain had taken on to defend their land

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