How did Georgia respond to the Stamp Act?
Answer (2)
They were upset with it like the other colonies, but they were more upset about it because of how it would affect their slave profits.
Georgia, like other colonies, protested against the Stamp Act, opposing the direct taxation without representation. Citizens actively petitioned British authorities and took part in demonstrations, while enslaved individuals began voicing their demands for liberty. This unrest laid the groundwork for a united colonial front against British rule.
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