Were all three methods necessary for the colonists to express their problems with the British government? Why or why not?

The three methods necessary for the colonists to express their problems with the British government is explained below in details.

Explanation:

Britain also required money to spend on its war debts. The King and Parliament considered they had the freedom to tax the colonists. They chose to require numerous varieties of taxes from the colonists to support repay for the French and Indian War.

Three points the British did that caused the colonists enraged:

the writings of john locke primarily led the founding fathers to believe that the colonists had a right to overthrow the current british government, since locke held that if a government becomes tyrannical it is the peoples' right to replace it.