Write a letter in the space below identifying why you do not support the Townshend Acts as well as demanding more representation in Parliament.

I cannot write this letter for you because that is copying ( won't let me use the word here.). But I can give you notes that can help you a lot in putting it together.  you just have to string the information together into sentences and use a little creativity:

*  for background information, the Townshend Act was a series of laws passed by the British government on the American colonies in 1767.  these acts Place new taxes and took away freedoms from the colonists.

- I'm not sure about your teacher but whenever my teachers say to write a letter they need something creative.  showing  dissatisfaction for what has happened is a great way to say that you do not support something.

-when I say elegantly complain I mean to try to hide your complaints between good words and compliments.  make it feel sarcastic without it sounding sarcastic if that makes any sense.)  Things to do that in letters quite a bit.   if you need contacts go onto You Tube and search up Hamilton my obedient servant.  I know it's a musical song but  it shows what I mean of elegantly complaining or insulting a person.

If you have to choose who to write to, write to a trusted friend or family member.

* in your letter try talking about the following:

-elegantly complain about the taxes on the new Imports ( paper, paint, lead, glass,  and tea)

-Personally if I was doing this letter I would write a short fictional story about how bunch of soldiers burst into my house  or business  without reason.

- elegantly complain  about not being represented in Parliament yet being taxed  for an assortment of things that just make no sense.

Since it is a letter. It doesn't have to be long.

hope this helps ^-^

representative government

explanation:

american revolution: major events leading to declaration of independence. 1765-1766; tax introduced on legal documents to pay for defense of colonies. 1766: stamp act repealed after merchants protesting due to their goods not being bout and officials being threatened.