<span> The American Colonist did not rebel against the British in the 1760's? They were not happy and protested Parliament against the Stamp Act which was repealed but they did not rebel until 1774.
In a nutshell they were subject to British Laws, British Taxes and not receive the same rights and representation of other Englishmen. But when asked to fight and die for England they were expected to line up dutifully. Well,,fight and die they did but their rights as free men. </span>
Louis XVI was able to deal with his limited power at the local level by bribing the local officials to carry out his policies.
<h3>Who was Louis XVI?</h3>
He was the last King of France before the fall of the monarchy during the French Revolution and was called the Citizen Louis Capet during the four months just before he was executed by guillotine.
The limited power at the local level meant that he was unable to influenced the officials at the local level of each corners to the French Kingdom.
However, he was able to deal with his limited power at the local level by bribing the local officials to carry out his policies.
Therefore, the Option A is correct.
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