What did the colonists do to protest the stamp act?
threw tea into the new
a. yo...
Social Studies, 31.10.2019 10:31 briiiii7410
What did the colonists do to protest the stamp act?
threw tea into the new
a. york harbor
b. boycotted british goods
c. wrote letters to the king
d. nothing
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