Which statement represents opposition to internal taxation of the colonies by British Parliament? a) "We must help support the British Empire financially, but we object to taxation on products imported from overseas."
b) "We do not object to taxes that regulate commerce in the Atlantic, but Parliament does not have the authority to tax us solely to raise revenue.”
c) "Because we are not represented in Parliament, Britain has no right to apply import and export duties on goods sold to the colonies by the mother country."
d) "Laws such as the Navigation Acts violate our rights as Englishmen."