Which of the following was not a reason for colonial resistance to british taxation? a)violation of colonists’ tradition self-government b)colonists cannot be taxed by parliament because they do not represent colonists c)taxes increase the price of goods too high making most imports unaffordable d)enforcement of tax acts violates colonists’ rights as englishmen

The correct answer should be
D)enforcement of tax acts violates colonists’ rights as Englishmen

The taxes like the stamp act and the sugar act which were happening in the colonies had long before been introduced in Britain so the parliament did not thing that the colonies would make a big deal out of it. Colonists had truly been self governing due to the policies of salutary negligence. They were not represented in the parliament so they didn't want to pay taxes. The goods were also impossible to import because the stamp act made the prices of everything rise.