When colonists boycotted British goods under the Stamp Act,

the colonists refused to participate in buying stamps.

Explanation:

Explanation:

A secondary source is a source of information created by a researcher who did not encounter the experience directly or was present at the time of the occasion or the event.

Generally, a secondary source of information includes past events recounted by someone who did not actually experienced them directly.

Some of the most common types of secondary source are textbooks, historical books, journals, etc. The basic characteristic of a secondary source is to clearly interpret the information of a primary source.