Beginning with the Sugar Act, colonists objected to taxation by the British because they
A) objected to taxation by any government.
B) felt that the taxes were too high.
C) wanted to establish their independence from Britain.
D) had never been taxed before.
E) had no representation in Parliament.
E
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A. peasants demanded the execution of Louis XVI. B. the liberal nobles attained new titles and wealth. C. peasants reclaimed rights and property they had lost to aristocratic resurgence. D. the nobility refused to make concessions to the peasantry. E. aristocrats in Paris went into hiding.
The hoplite phalanx relied for its success on
A) speed and mobility. B) superior horsemanship. C) fortified wine. D) discipline and teamwork. E) individual acts of valor.
In 1902, the British Empire encompassed ___________________ of the globe
A) ?one-tenth B) ?one-quarter C) ?one-fifth D) ?one-fourth E) ?one-twentieth
The Church's primary instrument of conversion was the monastic movement
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false