The correct answer is <span>C) Colonists would be expected to buy goods only from Great Britain to retain all of it's hard currency, even if those goods are of inferior quality.
Colonists were expected to only trade with Britain and all other foreign trade was forbidden because Britain wanted to be the only one who earns money from the colonies. These policies were met with high discontent in the colonies and only infuriated locals even more.</span>
B. They used the same logic as the Greeks but changed their names to what they saw fit.
Answer:
The Loyalists hoped that a peaceful reconciliation with British government was possible
Explanation:
Most Loyalists who opposed independence tended to be wealthy landowners, clergymen, or people with business or political ties to Britain. Many Loyalists agreed that the American colonists had suffered at the hands of the British
During the Santo Domingo crisis, Roosevelt
created what became known as the Roosevelt
Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine. The Monroe
Doctrine, issued in 1823, stated that the United
States would not accept European intervention
in the Americas.