Question

in october 1775, representatives from many colonies gathered to write a formal complaint against the stamp act. this group was called the stamp act congress. read a passage from the group’s complaint. then answer the question below. it is... essential to the freedom of a people... that no taxes be imposed on them without their own agreement given personally or by their own representatives. imposed: put what slogan from the revolutionary war era best sums up the idea in the passage?
o taxation without representation.\ \don’t tread on me.\ \i have not yet begun to fight.\ \give me liberty or give me death.\

Explanation:

The passage emphasizes that taxes should not be imposed without the people's personal or representative - given agreement. The slogan "No taxation without representation" directly reflects this idea of the colonists' opposition to taxation without having a say in the government through representatives.

Answer:

"No taxation without representation."