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It affected people in all of the colonies.

It was a tax placed on goods that increased the cost of many essentials that were not available from other sources The term "No taxation without representation" sprung from this law because the colonist felt that if they payed the tax that they should be represented by officials elected by them.

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The colonists didn't like taxes in general, and so didn't like the stamp act.

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the Stamp Act was a document stating that all printed goods imported from Britain had to be taxed. The colonists obviously didn't want to be taxed.

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They were being taxed without representation in Parliament.

Hense the saying "no taxation without representation".

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