The answer is "than" letter C.
I believe it's B but I'm not too sure.
Answer:
1. Stamp Act of 1765
2. Townshend Act of 1767
3. Boston Massacre
4. Tea Act of 1773
5. Boston Tea party
Explanation:
1. Stamp Act of 1765: In order to recover from the financial strain encountered by the Royal government due to their Seven Years War with France, the British government instituted this act. Colonists were hereby required to pay taxes on all official documents including newspapers and magazines which had the stamp of the British government.
2. Townshend Act of 1767: These were acts proposed by Charles Townshend to the British government so as to boost the British economy. Examples are the New York Restraining Act and the Indemnity Act.
3. Boston Massacre: Resistance to the Townshend Act led the colonists to protest against the British troop in Boston. This resulted in the Boston massacre where five people were killed and many others wounded.
4. Tea Act of 1773: This was an act made by the British government to make their own tea the only one to be purchased in the colonist's territories thus banning their tea trade with other countries.
5. Boston Tea Party: In response to the Tea Act, a group of colonists disguised as Mohawk Indians, entered a British vessel carrying tea and threw more than 300 boxes of tea into the sea.
The events listed above wetted the ground for a revolution.
Sometimes. If the sentence is two independent clauses then they would need either a period or a semicolon. A comma would be used if you had an independent and dependent clause.
Answer:
Short stories can be just as powerful and moving as longer works of fiction; indeed, some argue that this form can be even more impactful because short stories deliver their central message in a single, resonant hit. If a novel is like lighting up a room using all the house lights, then a short story is like using a flashlight to illuminate a hidden corner.
Short stories are also an excellent place to take risks, to create things that interest you but which may not work in a whole novel. As the prolific novelist, short story writer, and comic book author Neil Gaiman says: “Short stories are tiny windows into other worlds and other minds and other dreams. They’re journeys you can make to the far side of the universe and still be back in time for dinner.”
