After the Sugar and Stamp Acts were imposed by Britain's Parliament, what proved to be the colonists' "single and most valuable tool, short of war"?

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The colonists' most effective tool was boycotting British goods. By refusing to buy British products, the colonists hurt the British economy and demonstrated their unity and determination to resist British taxation. The colonists' most effective tool in response to the Sugar and Stamp Acts was boycotting British goods, as it directly impacted the merchant economy and created a sense of unity among the colonists in their resistance to British taxation. This method proved to be effective enough to eventually lead to the repeal of the Stamp Act.

After the Sugar and Stamp Acts Were Imposed by Britain's