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2. Which factor regarding the rule of law would explain the colonists' anger towards the Stamp Act? (3.1)
a. The king felt he could not check the buying power of the colonists
b. The colonists felt the process was fair due to their access to Parliament
C. They felt the Stamp Act was not legitimate because they did not have input in the lawmaking
process
d. They felt the government was exhibiting procedural fairness by clearly stating the rules
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