Answer:
respectful
This passage does not seem optimistic, and is not proud and humorous. (this is from courseware, right?)
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.
Answer:
Bread is a product of flour and serves as sandwich for breakfast. This wonderful product of the bakers has been in existence before the advent of time, but as generations come and go there are upgrades in production of breads. Some condiments which promotes nutrients is been added for good healthy unlike the unleavened as eaten in the olden times.
As technology increases, different methods of bread process is been discovered and more other ingredients added to shift from the already known method to new development in the processing of today's bread.
Answer:
True
Explanation:
the answer is true because eliminating silly answers narrows down the real answer by 50%
