Question

Which of the following were among the various areas of disagreement and conflict between the British government and many colonists in the British colonies in North America? (You must select ALL of the correct answers to this question to earn the point for this question.) a. Private property rights, as exemplified in the unhappiness with the Quartering Act. b. The British were forcing colonists to purchase slaves, which Americans like Thomas Jefferson - who had opposed slavery and freed all the slaves his father owned - found abhorrent. c. British debt incurred from fighting the Seven Years War, which the British sought to pay with various taxes on various aspects of the colonial economy, such as the Sugar Act, the Stamp Act, and Townshend Revenue Act. d. Land, as exemplified in the unhappiness with the Proclamation of 1763.

Answer 1

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Explanation:

The answer is A, C, and D.

The quartering law forced the colonies to host and feed any British soldier that demanded it.

After the Seven Year war, the Crown issued a series of new laws. Like the Sugar Act, the Stamp Act the Townshend Revenue Act.

The Sugar Act is a good example because what angered the colonies wasn't the tax, which was lowered, but rather the fact that it allowed officers to seize merchant's goods it there was proof of smuggling.

Then finally we get to the proclamation of 1763, which forbade colonist to move further west than the Appalachian Mountains.