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The phrase 'no taxation without representation' expressed colonial opposition to British measures such as the Stamp Act of 1765 primarily because colonists argued that

only their own elected assemblies could lawfully tax them Parliament had no power to make any laws for the colonies taxes should be paid only in colonial currency the king alone, not Parliament, had the right to tax them

Correct Answer:

only their own elected assemblies could lawfully tax them

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