i believe that the answer is letter B!
In 1773 the British parliment passed the Tea Act. The Tea Act was designed to help the East India Company which was in financial trouble. Most tea at this time over 80 per cent was smuggled tea from the Dutch. Parliment allowed the East India Company to import and export tea tax free in England but imposed a tea tax on the colonists. Colonists objected to this new tax as the price of tea went up. One result was the Boston Tea Party where colonists dressed as indians in Boston boarded and English ship and dumped the cargo of tea overboard.
The Declaratory Act<span> gave that right to Parliament </span><span />
After returning there were several cases of racist attacks against these african-american soldiers by other white soldiers.
Also during red summer mass violence and mob violence occurred and over the course of 3 days hundreds of black people we killed.
So to be honest there was a lot of racism and segregation was still present.
