Why did the colonists criticize the Stamp Acts as "taxation without representation"?

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Answer 1
Answer: The colonists criticized the Stamp Acts as "taxation without representation", because the colonists did not have consent over this form of taxation imposed on them. It was a decision made in the British Parliament without anyone representing the colonies when this decision was upheld.
Answer 2
Answer: Because they were being taxed and did not have a say/vote in it

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Which of the following is true?A. Some levels of tobacco use are safe.
B. Some tobacco products do not cause cancer.
C. All forms of tobacco are addictive.
D. Wastepipes make smoking tobacco safer.

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the answer to this question is C i do not like tobacco and ill never it brings shame to everything that you love and you spend all your money on it and you have no where to live or anything

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The Lend-Lease Act provided weapons and such to the Allies during World War ll. The United States gave money to Allied countries to buy weapons from the United States.

Who was responsible for inventing the first working four-stroke engine? Nikola Tesla Nikolaus Otto Michael Faraday Henry Ford

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The answer is Nikolaus Otto.

The four-stroke cycle was patented in 1862 by the German inventor Nikolaus Otto. This gas engine later on came to be a huge success. 

when the allies met in 1919 to negotiate the treaty of Versailles what was the long term affect of the agreement

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The Treaty of Versailles caused long-term instability in Europe (and parts of Asia) by ignoring the nations who had lost WWI. The treaty didn't provide any support for the nations who had lost, creating resentment in the hearts' of their people. This disunity allowed for the rise of facist dictators post-WWI, eventually causing World War II.

What was a direct result of the Black Death inEurope?
(1) The rate of urbanization increased.
(2) A shortage of workers developed.
(3) Food crops had to be imported from the
Americas.
(4) German states dominated trade in the eastern
Mediterranean.

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"(2) A shortage of workers developed." is the best option from the list, but of course there were other direct results of the Black Death in Europe as well.

The correct answer is Option A) A shortage of workers developed.

Black Death is also known as the Great Plague in Europe. It is often described as the most horrific and devastating pandemics in recorded history.

It lasted between 1346 and 1353. In just 7 years, the plague spread to each and every corner of Europe and even as far as Crimea, North Africa and Middle-East.

In Europe, it led to the deaths of nearly 75-200 million people or approx. 30-60% of the population of Europe.

When the plague ended, there was a large shortage of workers, which helped to increase the wages in European countries. It took almost 200 years for the world population to recover back.

In order to protect dairy farmers from bankruptcy, the government creates a price floor making it illegal to sell milk below a profitable price.What will be the economic effects of this price floor?

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The farmers will be fine, but I think the main effect will be that the milk could increase in price. When the milk's price increases, most of the dairy products' prices would most probably increase too.