Why were the boycotts an effective solution to the problem of the british taxes??

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Why were the boycotts an effective solution to the problem of the british taxes??

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Tuniss Tuniss · Answer 1 · 2017-04-03T07:26:53+02:00

Tuniss Tuniss

03-04-2017

Because when the colonists boycotted British goods, the British lost a lot of money because they economically relied on the colonists to buy their goods.

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