why were colonist angry with the townshend acts?

answers1: The colonists had just finished fighting to get the Stamp
Act repealed when the Townshend Act came into play. This act put a
tax on the most populat imported items such as paper, glass, and tea.
They felt that these were unfair due to the "taxation without
representation" as the former person answered. Yet, for some it was
just another injustice after the Stamp Act, and the Quartering Act.
This is especially true of those colonists who considered themselves
Patriots and felt that the colonies should be independent from the
British Govt. Of the Patriots the most heated arguments came from the
secret society called the Sons of Liberty.
answers2: The townshend acts were enforced because the Stamp Act were
repealed. They were angry because England was still trying to seize
control of the colonies. The townshend acts put taxes on paint glass,
lead, wood, etc. They tried so hard to revolt against the Stamp Act,
but now they have the townshend acts on them.
answers3: THE COLONIST WERE MAD CAUSE THE Put direct and indirect tax
on objects like glass jux like the as the stamp act
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answers5: they were under "taxation without representation" - patrick
henry...... basically the british governement was taxing the colonists
and not giving them any representation in parliament