Question

In the 1760s, many English colonists of North America reacted to imperial governance by:
1) Opposing restrictions of religious worship
2) Protesting a lack of representation in Parliament
3) Refusing to adopt the English legal system
4) Demanding independence from England

Please help!!!

Answer 1

Answer:

2) Protesting a lack of representation in Parliament

Explanation:

During this time period, the British Empire began to assert more influence in the American Colonies. It wanted a tighter political control over the colonies, and it also raised taxes on them.

The colonists, who were used to lower taxes, and a great degree of independence, were outraged. They demanded "no taxation without representation", meaning that no laws affected them should be decreed in the British Parliament without representation from the American Colonies.

Answer 2

In the 1760s, many English colonists of North America reacted to imperial governance by protesting a lack of representation in Parliament.

• Colonists did not have any participation in Parliament as they were part of colonies.
• According to the British, colonies were established to support the Mother country by supplying raw materials, etc.
• Colonies were asked to pay taxes without any approval from colonists.
• Colonies form their self-governance in America as the House of Burgesses.

Therefore we can conclude that English colonists of North America  were angry without having  representation in Parliament.

Thus option 2. is the correct answer.

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